need assistance in look up the data between 2 tables - ms-access

Question

I am having 2 tables in Microsoft access.
1st table name - details
2nd table name - code
in 1st table I have more than 15 columns, I need to insert one column after 10th column and rename the heading as "TYPE".
in 2nd table I have 5 column.
Common column in each table is Analysis code.
Table 1
+-------+-------+---------------+------------+---------+
| Test1 | test2 | Analysis code | test4 | test5 |
+-------+-------+---------------+------------+---------+
| ab | dfd | TON | fddafd | 212132 |
| ced | fd | SIN | 2133 | dfd2fd1 |
| ef | fdfd | TON | df2df1d31f | dfd3sa3 |
| gh | dfd | SIN | dfd63 | c22 |
+-------+-------+---------------+------------+---------+
Table 2
+----------+---------------+----------+------------------------+
| sample 1 | Analysis code | sample 3 | Type |
+----------+---------------+----------+------------------------+
| 558825 | TON | a | Terminated on network |
| 258c | SIN | b | International network |
| 5856c | TOF | c | Terminated off network |
| a21c5b | SMS | d | text message |
+----------+---------------+----------+------------------------+
OUT PUT Table
+-------+-------+---------------+-----------------------+------------+---------+
| Test1 | test2 | Analysis code | Type | test4 | test5 |
+-------+-------+---------------+-----------------------+------------+---------+
| ab | dfd | TON | Terminated on network | fddafd | 212132 |
| ced | fd | SIN | International network | 2133 | dfd2fd1 |
| ef | fdfd | TON | Terminated on network | df2df1d31f | dfd3sa3 |
| gh | dfd | SIN | International network | dfd63 | c22 |
+-------+-------+---------------+-----------------------+------------+---------+

Answer 1

You need to join the table1 and Table2 on the corresponding column. In your case "Analysis code"
a sample would be:
SELECT Test1, test2, [table1.Analysis code], table2.type .... rest
FROM table1 left join table2 on table1.[Analysis code] = tble2.[analysis code]
above SQL code will produce [somewhat]your expected output table. Having said that, please allow me to suggest, that you need to read more about SQL language and [relational databases]. will help you more!