append

Related to append: appendix

append (something) (on)to

To add or attach something on to something else. Please append this footnote to your article. Mother, can you append a fur collar onto my winter coat?
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Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

append something (on)to something

to attach something to something; to hang something onto something. Please append these tassels onto the hem of your coat. Append this sentence to the last paragraph.
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McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
See also:
  • append (something) (on)to
  • append to
  • add to
  • add to (something)
  • add on
  • a/the feel of (something)
  • (I) wouldn't (do something) if I were you
  • a straw will show which way the wind blows
  • a crack at (someone or something)
  • add in
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Access tells you that 301 records will be appended. If you run the query again, you'll get an error message and the records won't be appended since the customer code has a unique index and all the codes are already there.
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Repeat the process to make a query named "Append Misc Cash Flows Dividends." This time, the second and third fields should be DetailItem: "Dividends" and QTR1:[Forms]![Reports Menu]![Dividends]/4.
The new DOTS Email Append is a hosted XML web service with a published API.
When in doubt, append supporters suggest starting with individual matches only and subsequently, test household matches.
In many cases, the factors that lead people to buy your product do not depend on data that you can buy to append to a prospect file.
For the second query, create a new query in Design view and save it as "Append Fixed Selling and Admin Budget Data." Use the Selling and Admin Outflows table as a data source.
New phone numbers will be appended to records that previously didn't have phone numbers.
Create a query named "Append Variable OH to Manufacturing Outflows." Use the Manufacturing Overhead Budget table as the record source, and change the query type to Append to the Manufacturing Outflows table.
This involves the process we've been using over the last few months of creating a series of Append queries to add data to a table.
Change the query type to Append, and set it to append to the DM Cash Payments table.
The second query is an append query using the Product table.
Now we need to make sure that the Make Table Direct Materials Budget query adds a place for the values to be stored and that all the append queries include Sort Order when they run.
This month we'll complete the last three append queries to finish accumulating the data in the Direct Materials Budget table.
Remember to run each query to append the data before you start the next section, however, as one query can be dependent on the previous data.