Exclude rows on table based on another table at query design

[lcerrapa]

Hello.

I don't find the answer to this question, I hope you can help me.

I have a query against a database that obtains data:

select year, projection from DimProjections where <conditions>

The result of this query is ALWAYS one row with this structure:

YEAR    PROJECTION

------   -----------------

2016    PROJECTION10

I have a FactSales table with many years and many projections (and many other fields), and I need to obtain all the rows except the result of the previous query (all data without 2016 year and PROJECTION10 projection combination).

How can I do this?

Thanks in advance.

[Anonymous]

Hi @lcerrapa,

smoupre's reply seems well, perhasps you can try it.
In addition, if you use the sql database, you can directly use t-sql query to merge the table at sql statement option:

Regards,

Xiaoxin Sheng

[Greg_Deckler · Accepted solution]

Perhaps a Merge query using a Right Anti join (or Left Anti join depending on which one of your queries you consider "first".

[lcerrapa]

Thanks a lot, it works perfect!!