In Excel, I have a spreadsheet that pulls data from a SQL Database into a table and then generates a report based on that data. Unfortunately, the data in this SQL database is incomplete and I want to include additional rows in the result set that are entered manually into the spreadsheet.

As much as I would like to, I can't just manually insert these extra rows into the table because they would get deleted whenever Excel pulls new data from the SQL Database. So instead, I'm considering creating a separate table with the same column headings on a new sheet and entering the data there, and then creating a third table on another sheet that somehow combines the rows from the table that pulls data from SQL and the table where I enter data manually. How can I accomplish this? (Or alternately, is there a better way of doing this that I'm somehow missing?)

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Example:

```
Table 1 (From Database):

  | Person | Week Of | Task | Hours |
  | Bob    | 1/6/13  | Foo  | 12    |
  | Mary   | 1/6/13  | Foo  | 7     |
  | Mary   | 1/6/13  | Bar  | 5     |
  | John   | 1/6/13  | Foo  | 5     |
  | John   | 1/13/13 | Foo  | 13    |

```

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```
Table 2 (Entered Manually): 
  | Person | Week Of | Task | Hours |
  | Bob    | 1/6/13  | Baz  | 3     |
  | Mary   | 1/6/13  | Baz  | 2     |
  | John   | 1/13/13 | Baz  | 5     |

```

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```
Result:
  | Person | Week Of | Task | Hours |
  | Bob    | 1/6/13  | Foo  | 12    |
  | Mary   | 1/6/13  | Foo  | 7     |
  | Mary   | 1/6/13  | Bar  | 5     |
  | John   | 1/6/13  | Foo  | 5     |
  | John   | 1/13/13 | Foo  | 13    |
  | Bob    | 1/6/13  | Baz  | 3     |
  | Mary   | 1/6/13  | Baz  | 2     |
  | John   | 1/13/13 | Baz  | 5     |

```