How join two query by removing inner query name in MS Access

Question

I have two tables. One table has floor number(tb_FloorNumber.FloorNumber. records :For example 1 to 15) and another table which has Floor number and User_Id column(tb_Emp_Master.FloorNumber, tb_Emp_Master.User_Id). I want to bring all the records from tb_FloorNumber and only the records from tb_Emp_Master with the condition (User_Id = "fat35108").

I know I can do this with two queries like this : Query 1:

SELECT DISTINCT tb_Emp_Master.FloorNumber
FROM tb_Emp_Master
WHERE (((tb_Emp_Master.User_Id)="fat35108"));

Query2:

SELECT DISTINCT tb_FloorNumber.FloorNumber, Query1.FloorNumber
FROM tb_FloorNumber LEFT JOIN Query1 ON tb_FloorNumber.FloorNumber = Query1.FloorNumber;

But I want to write this query with sing query instead of using Query1 inside the Query 2

I have tried like this:

SELECT DISTINCT tb_FloorNumber.FloorNumber, tb_Emp_Master.FloorNumber
FROM tb_FloorNumber LEFT JOIN tb_Emp_Master ON tb_FloorNumber.FloorNumber = tb_Emp_Master.FloorNumber
WHERE (((tb_Emp_Master.User_Id)="fat35108"));

But it brings only one record (For instance 8)

Please help me how to write this

Answer 1

If you set the condition:

tb_Emp_Master.User_Id = "fat35108"

in the WHERE clause, then you actually get an INNER JOIN instead of a LEFT JOIN because you filter only the matched rows from tb_Emp_Master .
Use tb_Emp_Master in the LEFT JOIN instead of Query1 and set the condition in the ON clause:

SELECT DISTINCT
  tb_FloorNumber.FloorNumber, 
  tb_Emp_Master.FloorNumber
FROM tb_FloorNumber LEFT JOIN tb_Emp_Master 
ON tb_FloorNumber.FloorNumber = tb_Emp_Master.FloorNumber AND tb_Emp_Master.User_Id = "fat35108";

I don't know why you need DISTINCT so I use it too.