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Error checking: changing existing values
Hi, I am creating a form which contains a subform. A serial # is what link both tables together (a one to many setup). My form is conceptually similar to something I found on the web. http://www.techonthenet.com/access/forms/subform_data.htm I am almost done, but I think my debugging skills...- avgeorge
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Tables and Relationships
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Table/ Form/ Sub Form one to many relationship
Yes, worked great. THanks PHV and TheAceMan1. Ended up having to break information into two tables to get it to work. I think I was just adamant in trying to get it to work with one table that I couldnt think outside of the box. One 'enhancement' I just ran into was in the subform portion of a...- avgeorge
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Table/ Form/ Sub Form one to many relationship
Hi all, Am trying to create a simple gui/form in access to input data into my table. the tables field are as follows: serial # text 7 char machine # number 1 char non changing data 1 text 255 char non changing data 2 text 255 char changing data#1 number 2 char changing data#2...- avgeorge
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
