I assume then that these two Products (A and B) are in there own tables, that have similar structures.
If so, then simply create two separate queries from the original tables, that return the Product and Fee values, and then join those twi queries together in a Union Query (see here: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ac...010206109.aspx).
You will need to change your query to SQL View to do this. You could actually do it all in a single query with SQL, something like this:
Code:
SELECT PRODUCT, FEE
FROM TableA
UNION
SELECT PRODUCT, FEE
FROM TableB;
Note: Depending on the design of your database and whether or not you have the ability to change it, if these two tables have the same structure, it might make more sense to just have a single table to store the data from all your products, and just have a Product field in it that denotes which product. In that situation, this would be a very easy task, as it would just be a simple Select query from a single table.