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Hi
I've got two tables
A = a list of trains journeys, with departure/arrival time, date, location etc Each train has a non-unique ID (set) and a unique one (Headcode). There is a unique combination of time/date/set, but each set is used for multiple journeys each day.
B = a list of coffee machines cleaning 'events', with multiple timestamps for each set on each day.
What I am trying to do is find out which journey the 'event' occurred on, and get the unique ID (headcode), based on the set being the same in tables A and B (many to many), and also the time in table B being between the departure and arrival time recorded in table A.
Is that possible?
Solved! Go to Solution.
If anyone comes across this in future, I think I've solved this myself with:
If anyone comes across this in future, I think I've solved this myself with: