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I can't relate these tables to one another -- Just want to run queries
Yes, I did. Thanks so much. I sent you an email with some questions about it.- mencius
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Tables and Relationships
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I can't relate these tables to one another -- Just want to run queries
here's what they look like. . . Table 1 "Heritage Artifacts" (each record given #s 1-5) -Artifact type -Located Table 2 "Literature" -ArtifactID -Type -Title -Year Table 3 "Historic Landmark" -ArtifactID -Parcel Number -Title -Address Table 4 "Photos"...- mencius
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Having trouble with table relationships-Want to run queries
Terry- Thanks so much for your assistance with this. . . I emailed the database (it's not too big) to the address you gave me. Any help with it would be great! David- mencius
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Tables and Relationships
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Having trouble with table relationships-Want to run queries
Thanks for the quick response. . . What is the easiest way to post query and table structures? Is there a way to post the database (by link) to the forum? Thanks so much.- mencius
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Tables and Relationships
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Having trouble with table relationships-Want to run queries
Using Access 97, I am trying to construct a database that will house historical artifacts (ex. photos, maps, literature, monuments, landmarks, etc.) I've assigned each artifact a seperate ID and each artifact has a table with that ID number as the first field followed by fields with other...- mencius
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