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mrbartolome
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  • Hi  hope you can help.

I'm trying to get the total sum of quantity based on participating items (table 2) using data from table 1

please see tables below

 

TABLE 1

Item No     Qty

1                    5

2                    10

3                     2

4                      6

 

TABLE 2 (participating item list)

Item No

2

4

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Anonymous
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on table two, I would use the merge-inner join function, using item no as the key columns.

 

--Nate

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Anonymous
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on table two, I would use the merge-inner join function, using item no as the key columns.

 

--Nate

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