Linking two queries in Data Template

Question

All,
Hoping to get a little help here. I have a basic data template and inside of it there are 2 queries. I would like to use a field from Query 1 and use it in Query 2. I have used the Bind Variable and Data Links (both work but I am getting what looks like a cartizian product). Query 1 is not a Parent-child relationship to Query 2, I simply just want to use the value of the field from Query 1 in Query 2.
Example:
Query 1 returns:
5 rows of 'A'
10 rows of 'B'
Query 2:
Using 'A' it returns 2 values
Using 'B' it returns 5 values
I want to use the value 'A' and 'B' from Query 1 in Query 2.
Everytime I use a data link or bind variable it would return 10 rows for 'A' and 50 rows for 'B' in Query 2.
I am not sure if there is a way to fix the queries themselves or if it would be something in the grouping logic that would handle this. When using the Bind Variables I noticed the second query(Q2) has to be inside 'G_SEQ' in order to return any data. I would prefer not to post the
queries due to sensitive data restrictions.
Here is the data structure I am currently using.
<dataStructure>
<group name="G_SEQ" source="Q1">
<element name="MATERIAL_TYPE" value="MATERIAL_TYPE"/>
<element name="GROUP_TYPE" value="GROUP_TYPE"/>
<element name="COL1" value="COL1" />
<element name="COL2" value="COL2" />
<element name="COL3" value="COL3" />
<element name="COL4" value="COL4" />
<element name="COL5" value="COL5" />
<element name="COL6" value="COL6" />
<element name="CF_ISSUE_TO_LINE_TOTAL" value="D_COL1" function="SUM()"/>
<element name="CP_ISS_TO_LN_TOT_LESS_10" value="D_COL1" function="SUM()"/>
<group name="G_1" source="Q1">
<element name="D_COL1" value="D_COL1"/>
<element name="P_COL1" value="P_COL1"/>
<element name="YR_PER_COL1" value="YR_PER_COL1"/>
<element name="P_PER_COL1" value="P_PER_COL1"/>
<element name="D_COL2" value="D_COL2"/>
<element name="P_COL2" value="P_COL2"/>
<element name="YR_PER_COL2" value="YR_PER_COL2"/>
<element name="P_PER_COL2" value="P_PER_COL2"/>
<element name="D_COL3" value="D_COL3"/>
<element name="P_COL3" value="P_COL3"/>
<element name="YR_PER_COL3" value="YR_PER_COL3"/>
<element name="P_PER_COL3" value="P_PER_COL3"/>
<element name="D_COL4" value="D_COL4"/>
<element name="P_COL4" value="P_COL4"/>
<element name="YR_PER_COL4" value="YR_PER_COL4"/>
<element name="P_PER_COL4" value="P_PER_COL4"/>
<element name="D_COL5" value="D_COL5"/>
<element name="P_COL5" value="P_COL5"/>
<element name="YR_PER_COL5" value="YR_PER_COL5"/>
<element name="P_PER_COL5" value="P_PER_COL5"/>
<element name="D_COL6" value="D_COL6"/>
<element name="P_COL6" value="P_COL6"/>
<element name="YR_PER_COL6" value="YR_PER_COL6"/>
<element name="P_PER_COL6" value="P_PER_COL6"/>
</group>
<group name="G_SUPPLIER" source="Q2">
<element name="supplier" value="supplier"/>
<element name="grade" value="grade"/>
<element name="bdft" value="bdft"/>
<element name="part" value="part"/>
<element name="trans_source" value="trans_source"/>
</group>
</group>
</dataStructure>
Thanks,
Jason

Answer 1

Steven thanks again for your response.
You are correct that it will give me the correct data, though, the issue still lies in connecting the data. For example in my original question:
Example:
Query 1 returns:
5 rows of 'A'
10 rows of 'B'
Query 2:
Using 'A' it returns 2 values
Using 'B' it returns 5 values
I want to be able to display the results like this:
Results for Query 1(A)
Results from Query 2(A)
Results from Query 1(B)
Results from Query 2(B)
or in terms of the data above
5 rows of 'A'
Using 'A' return the 2 values(or rows)
10 rows of 'B'
Using 'B' return the 5 values(or rows)
I believe in the case you pointed out it would do the following because the first query returned 'A' and 'B':
Results for Query 1(A)
Results from Query 2(A)
Results from Query 2(B)
Results from Query 1(B)
Results from Query 2(A)
Results from Query 2(B)
or in terms of the data above
5 rows of 'A'
Using 'A' return the 2 values(or rows)
Using 'B' return the 5 values(or rows)
10 rows of 'B'
Using 'A' return the 2 values(or rows)
Using 'B' return the 5 values(or rows)
Thanks again for your help, it is much appreciated!
Jason