Need help creating a union query that merges two excel tables

[ranopano]

Hello,
I have 2 tables: a Loss Run containing injury information at each store and a list of monthly store hours.
I need to merge both these tables into 1, so that I can export it into excel and create a dashboard (using excel 2010).

I'm having a hell of a time figuring out how to do this.

Store hours are sent accumulated on a monthly basis. For instance, for this last month, store 1 might say 5/1/2016 = 2777 hours. This is a sum of all of May's hours, not the specific date.
Secondly, each store may have more than 1 injury per day. For instance, store 1 may have 2 or more injuries on 5/1/16, and I need specific injury information for each injury, so each injury will need it's own row.

The problem I am running into is either hours or injuries are being duplicated as seen below:

Store	Date	Hours	Injuries	Injury Type
1	1/1/2012	2000	0
1	2/1/2012	2500	1	Strain
1	2/1/2012	2500	1	Laceration
1	3/1/2012	2300	0
1	4/1/2012	2500	1	Contusion
1	5/1/2012	2300	0
1	6/1/2012	2600	1	Sprain

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I am not very good with Access or SQL and am not too sure on how to do a Union Query correctly.
Can someone please assist?

I am able to send you the excel workbook containing these tables. I'm not sure how to attach documents directly on this site...

 

[Micron]

People use drop boxes to provide files in this forum. They don't allow file attachments for some reason.
I don't see the problem - it looks exactly like it should. For February, store 1, which had 2500 hours, had 1 strain and 1 laceration - what's wrong with that?
Union queries take columnar data and assemble it it rows, which is what you have anyway. Perhaps you should provide an example of what you want, rather than just what you get. Maybe you want a Crosstab query?

 

[xenou]

You do need to give a better description. At first it sounds like you want some kind of sum per store. But then you say you need specific injury information. That's two separate things that cannot be combined, since a sum by store is by definition not specific to injuries but a sum of all injuries.