Hey all,
I have two tables.
Customer:
CustID
CustName
CustAddress
etc...
OwnerID
Owner:
OwnerID
OwnerName
OwnerPhone
etc...
On my main form I am trying to have a drop down box with the different owners to assign to a company. I would like them to search through the names, select one, and...
Never mind. Been wracking my brain for a while now and as soon as I post it I get an idea and it works !!!
I created a table of all the custID and prodID's where those two numbers were not included. That gave me a list of all the companies that had other prodID's. Then I did a query on all...
In the table I need to be able to see all the companies with a productID of 121 or 133. Here is the kicker. They can only have those. If they have other ones then they would be excluded from this query.
Table looks like this:
CustID ProdID
143 121
143 156
143 452
144...
Thanks for your efforts fred.
The unmatched query was the first thing i tried. However it only allows you to select one matching field in the two tables. I need to find the records where the two fields are not in the tables.
EX:
table1
CompID ElementID
26035 01454
26035 01467...
Thanks that was the first thing i tried. However the unmatched query only allows you to select one matching field in the two tables. I need to find the records where the two fields are not in the tables.
EX:
table1
CompID ElementID
26035 01454
26035 01467
26035 01455
26071...
i accidentally posted this in the "Other Topics" forum. Sorry for the double posting.
I have two fields in table1 called CompID and ElementID.
I have the same to fields in another table (table2).
How can I find out which records in table1 are not in table2. Both the compID and...
I have two fields in table1 called CompID and ElementID.
I have the same to fields in another table (table2).
How can I find out which records in table1 are not in table2. Both the compID and ElementID are the Primary Keys in each table.
Sounds simple enough but for some stupid reason I...
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