Workbook connections, Power Pivot, query

Kit Kat

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I have 4 workbooks that each contain a table with identical structure. I have connected the first two in Power Pivot.

In order to have them all connected do I merely connect #3 and $4 to each other or are they connected to either #1 or #2 workbook?

The SQL statement for #1 and #2 is -

Code:
SELECT [NCR_PLANT_2016$].*   FROM [NCR_PLANT_2016$]
UNION ALL
SELECT * FROM `G:\BDs SANDBOX\YTD OSL\ELA_NORTH_2016.xlsx`.[ELA_NORTH_2016$]
[\code]

The last two workbooks have identical names but with 2015 instead of 2016.
 

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add them to the SQL,

SELECT * FROM table1
UNION ALL
SELECT * FROM table2
UNION ALL
SELECT * FROM table3
UNION ALL
SELECT * FROM table4
 
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