# \#topic-scoped-views

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## [Extended views for joining the same table with different logic](https://community.omni.co/t/extended-views-for-joining-the-same-table-with-different-logic/319)

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**Author:** [@kylee](https://community.omni.co/u/kylee)\
**Replies:** 1\
**Last updated:** [September 10, 2025, 10:28pm UTC](https://community.omni.co/t/extended-views-for-joining-the-same-table-with-different-logic/319 "2025-09-10T22:28:53Z")

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When building data models in Omni, there are times when you’ll want to join the same view more than once – like joining the users table twice, once as sellers and once as buyers. This is covered in a previous article, wh…

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## [Joining to an aliased view](https://community.omni.co/t/joining-to-an-aliased-view/139)

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**Author:** [@conor](https://community.omni.co/u/conor)\
**Replies:** 0\
**Last updated:** [August 13, 2024, 8:31pm UTC](https://community.omni.co/t/joining-to-an-aliased-view/139 "2024-08-13T20:31:01Z")

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Sometimes views need to be aliased or duplicated and can be automatically created using joins. In a previous article How to join the same table twice we used aliasing to join the same tables in different ways. In that ca…