Thanks, lespaul! I'm going to try what you suggest, but I'm also wondering if there is a way to do it using one or more subqueries. My application is using ASP.NET and my data access layer prefers subqueries to joins (at least that's how I've interpreted the warnings I've seen.
I will post...
My database stores bowling scores from my bowling league. I have a table of bowlers' names and their previous year's averages and handicaps. I have another table to record current weekly league results.
My 2 Access data tables look like this
BowlerTable:
year
bowler_id
team_id
lyr_ave...
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