Query Joining...

GMFTM

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I have three queries with three values to join to, then a few fields to pull in a query.

Question: Do I just do a normal join? I don't need to do a left join given the data is the same across the queries, just different values in the other three queries I am joining on.
 

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Should work. Give it a try and see if it does what you want. If not, post the SQL code of your query here, along with details on what it is returning and what you want returned.
 
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