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Incorporating my synchronised combo box in form
I will read the link you posted and try to post my table relationships with some data. I see your point that I could drop the Applications from the profile table (which is a one-to-many relationship to the other tables), as long as I have the junction table there. I will also think about adding...- ezlearning
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Incorporating my synchronised combo box in form
Thank you for the reply TheAceMan1. I will be working on it tomorrow and let you know how I do. Just a quick question though. If you don't use the multi-valued control, how would you do it? Would you set up a another table for the profiles?- ezlearning
- Post #6
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Incorporating my synchronised combo box in form
I appreciate your time! I would like to create a form that will have three different combo boxes. The use of this database is so we can make sure a when someone starts in a department they get all the right applications and profiles the day they start without having to ask the department each...- ezlearning
- Post #3
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Incorporating my synchronised combo box in form
I created a form that contains a synchronized combo box (Access 2007), based on an example that Microsoft has and it works. A user can Select Box 1 and in box 2 you'll only see the items that fall under that choice made in Box 1. I am new to building advanced Forms so I don't know how to...- ezlearning
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