I think I may now understand what you are trying to do....but there again I may well be completely wrong!
You have a "printing application" that requires a table as its record source.
In order to get the details for the print you need to provide some data and which book/page to print it on...each page has 10 records.
so...I think your TABLE_RECORDS should look like thie
IDbookpage number
1111
2112
3113
4114
5115
6116
7117
8118
9119
101110
11121
12122
13123
etc
eg...records 11 to 20 will print on page twp...and so on
for some reason you have split your data into separate tables...and now wish to join it back together by ID..is this correct?
Have you still got the original table imported from MS Access? ...becasue I have a feeling that may already have all the details you need...ie before you split it out.
You may need some help in concatenating (joining) columns and formatting dates to meet your print requirements, but before we go there...is this a correct interpretation of your problem?
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