Isn't this essentially the same as your other post? Why post the same issue
in two different newsgroups?

This causes you more work, since you have to look in all the places you
posted to see if you have any response.

This causes us (volunteers) more work, since we don't know that someone else
already addressed your issue in another newsgroup.

Regards

Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Access MVP

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"Adam-Network Admin" wrote in
message ...
I am designing a database program for a Fantasy hockey league. table A
gets
Players current stats from an excel spredsheet it is linked to. Table B
is
to be updated with the current stats. Now updating existing records I
have
no issues with. If a player is new or added, I need him to also be added
to
table B. Here is the kicker, Table B has one more column for status (Free
Agent, or what team owns that player). I don't want this information to
change. I have tried to use an append query but that way not only adds
the
new guy to table B, it adds every other guy again. A make table query
would
be perfect, but it will eliminate that additional status column. Is there
a
way to get an append query to do more of a differential append that will
append only those players that are currently not on Table B?

Thanks
Adam