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Making one Form to update multiple tables
I have done this multiple ways. I have done the wizard and I have done it manually and yes I have set the column count, and the row source and the column widths. And I stated above what happens if i set the bound column- joshua2008
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Making one Form to update multiple tables
I guess no one knows?- joshua2008
- Post #4
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Making one Form to update multiple tables
Okay I assuming (correct me if I am wrong) that when you say bound you are refering to the control source in the properties of the combo box? When I do this it only allows me to choose valus from the tblcomics, meaning title_ID etc. When I choose this it only displays the numerical value or if...- joshua2008
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Making one Form to update multiple tables
Okay I am trying to make one form for data entry to update the records, this is what i got: tblComic Comic_ID (PK) Title_ID (FK) Publisher_ID (FK) Artist_ID (FK) Writer_ID (FK) Edition Purchase Market Description Picture tblTitle Title_ID (PK) titleName tblArtist Artist_ID (PK) artistName...- joshua2008
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