• Assuming that Master is a table in you DB:

    USE [TrackIT]

    GO

    INSERT INTO [dbo].[tblTransactions]

    (tblTransactions.Buyer_Initial,

    tblTransactions.HeatTicketNumber,

    tblTransactions.PO_Number,

    tblTransactions.Transaction_Date,

    tblTransactions.EndUserFirstName,

    tblTransactions.EndUserLastName,

    tblTransactions.EmployeeStatus,

    tblTransactions.CostCenter,

    tblTransactions.TermDate,

    tblTransactions.License_Available,

    tblTransactions.TransferFrom,

    tblTransactions.TransferTo,

    tblTransactions.EndUserLocation,

    tblTransactions.EquipType,

    tblTransactions.Quantity,

    tblTransactions.Software_Description,

    tblTransactions.Notes,

    tblTransactions.Unit_Price,

    tblTransactions.AllocationDate,

    tblTransactions.Last_Renewal_Date,

    tblTransactions.NextRenewalDate,

    tblTransactions.LastRenewalPO,

    tblTransactions.Transaction_Number)

    Select

    Master.Buyer_Initial,

    Master.HeatTicketNumber,

    Master.PO_Number,

    Master.Transaction_Date,

    Master.EndUserFirstName,

    Master.EndUserLastName,

    Master.EmployeeStatus,

    Master.CostCenter,

    Master.TermDate,

    Master.License_Available,

    Master.TransferFrom,

    Master.TransferTo,

    Master.EndUserLocation,

    Master.EquipType,

    Master.Quantity,

    Master.Software_Description,

    Master.Notes,

    Master.Unit_Price,

    Master.AllocationDate,

    Master.Last_Renewal_Date,

    Master.NextRenewalDate,

    Master.LastRenewalPO,

    Master.Transaction_Number

    from [Master]

    GO


    And then again, I might be wrong ...
    David Webb