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Entering info on one form and seeing it on another form...
RG, It worked like a champ! I see how I worked myself into a corner. Thank you for your expertise! BHT- BigheadTodd
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Entering info on one form and seeing it on another form...
First, thank you both for replying. I really appreciate it! Some background on the project before I go further. I am trying to write a program for my fire department in which they can enter information about the calls they respond to. Effectively, I am trying to save them the expense of...- BigheadTodd
- Post #4
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Entering info on one form and seeing it on another form...
Hello, After spending hours looking online at various posts, I am at a loss. I ambitiously took on this project to help my local fire department. Here it goes: I am trying work on a couple forms that share the same primary key ("Incident#"). I am typing in the data into the first form called...- BigheadTodd
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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default to zero
If you don't want to use the the 0 values, you can use in your SQL statement (or as a filter): WHERE is not null Hope I didn't butt in and interfere... BHT- BigheadTodd
- Post #5
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
