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Hi,
I have two tables with different names for the columns but with the same meaning and I need to union the two tables to one table with the names of the columns in table A.
Do I need to create a new table (table C)? If so, how? Or is there a better way to do it?
Index
Opening_Date = Business_Date
Store_Name = Location
Store_Number = Location_Code
Table A
Opening_Date Store_Name Store_Number
1/1/2017 New York 1
Table B
Business_Date Location Location_Code
2/1/2017 Boston 2
Table C
Opening_Date Store_Name Store_Number
1/1/2017 New York 1
2/1/2017 Boston 2
Thank you,
Ohad
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Hi @Ohad,
In this scenario, you can also try the Append Queries option in Query Editor.
1. Rename the three columns in Table B with the column names in Table A.
2. Select Table A, and choose "Append Queries as New" under Home tab in Query Editor.
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