Query To Get Matched And Mismatched Records
this is my first time on the forums and i need help with my dbase. i need to match fullnames from Table1 with the fullnames in a QryCustomer. Table1 contains only the fullname(one field) whereas QryCustomer contains a list of fullname with their respective Account# and Customer#..i need to match the fullnames and a separate query to get the mismatched names.
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