Well, since you have not stated what you need help with, I will take a leap and assume that you want to use information from both tables, perhaps in another table or report.
If this is the case, then you need to have a common field or column between the two columns, that way you can extract data from both tables using a variety of joining techniques, such as inner or outer joins using sql statements, or sql functionality if these table happen to be in an Access db, the output of the queries can go to another table, or produce a printed report for instance.
So a sample statement could be like: SELECT PROJECT, ACTIONS, STATUS, FROM PROJECT TABLE, ACTION TABLE WHERE STATUS <> CLOSED, AND PROJECT <> 'BLANKS'
If you give some more clues, the quality of the responses posted will be proportional to the information you are able to provide.
Good luck.