Create a View with two BEx Queries in BEx

Hi Experts,
I have got a scenario where in I have to create a single view on two BEx queries. Can any one give me the necessary steps to create the View?
Awaiting for your reply,
Thanks in advance,
With kind regards,
Shreeem

Hi Shreem,
I think that can be easily done. Check the below thread
WAD - Integration of multiple queries
Also see If you can include the two queries in a workbook and maybe later you can try creating a view on it?
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