Hello. This is my first time here (I'll be back often, I believe). I have a question concerning a query and two tables.
Table One:450 records
-fields: BenCode, Amount
Table Two:200 records
-fields: BenCode, Description
I am trying to write a query that takes the first field (BenCode) in a table and tests to see if it DOES NOT EXIST in the the second table. I only want to see those BenCodes in the first table that do not have a match in the BenCodes field of the second table.
So far I have tried:
WHERE table1.[Ben Code] <> (table2.[Ben Code]);
but it returns roughly 200 * 450 records, and that makes sense to me, I just don't know the process of determining non-existence.
Any help is appreciated greatly!
~Cashewsky
Table One:450 records
-fields: BenCode, Amount
Table Two:200 records
-fields: BenCode, Description
I am trying to write a query that takes the first field (BenCode) in a table and tests to see if it DOES NOT EXIST in the the second table. I only want to see those BenCodes in the first table that do not have a match in the BenCodes field of the second table.
So far I have tried:
WHERE table1.[Ben Code] <> (table2.[Ben Code]);
but it returns roughly 200 * 450 records, and that makes sense to me, I just don't know the process of determining non-existence.
Any help is appreciated greatly!
~Cashewsky