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domc23
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Looking up vlaues in seperate tables

Hello, I am new to the forum and I will try to explain what I am looking to do the best way I know how.

I have two data tables, one called Claims and the other called RBP. On the Claims table, there is a column called Client Ref# and also a column called AllowedAmt. On the RBP table, there is a column called Claim Number and a column called Allowed Amount. What I am hoping to do is have a query look to match the Client Ref# on the Claims table to the Claim Number column on the RBP table and if it finds a match to then compare the AllowedAmt column on the Claims table to the Allowed Amount on the RBP table. If those amounts match, then report back a "Yes". If they do not match, then report back a "No".

Ultimatly, I am looking to see if the allowed amounts are the same or different for the same claim number across the two tables. I hope this makes sense. 

Any direction with this is greatly appreciated.

 

 

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