Sorry about that subject line, but this is a little trickier than what I could fit on there. Here's what I'm trying to do: I have a record that has 7 contacts. They are in order like this:
Name Order Contacted
Contact 1 1
Contact 2 2
Contact 3 3
Contact 4 4
Contact 5 5 X
Contact 6 6
Contact 7 7
After trying 1 thru 4 with no response Contact 5 answers. This along with some other information would be on a record. Here comes the tricky part (at least for me). The next time I want to add a new contact record I would like Contact 6 to be first on the contact list like so:
Name Order Contacted
Contact 1 3
Contact 2 4
Contact 3 5
Contact 4 6
Contact 5 7
Contact 6 1
Contact 7 2
I know how to determine who was last contacted by going to the last record in the recordset and the math to change the order of the numbers, but what I need help with is how and where do I pre-define, dynamically, the value of a field in a record that is being added based on the value of a field in the previous record? If this is a little unclear, I’m sorry. Please let me know what other information you might need.
Thanks for the help,
Tony
Name Order Contacted
Contact 1 1
Contact 2 2
Contact 3 3
Contact 4 4
Contact 5 5 X
Contact 6 6
Contact 7 7
After trying 1 thru 4 with no response Contact 5 answers. This along with some other information would be on a record. Here comes the tricky part (at least for me). The next time I want to add a new contact record I would like Contact 6 to be first on the contact list like so:
Name Order Contacted
Contact 1 3
Contact 2 4
Contact 3 5
Contact 4 6
Contact 5 7
Contact 6 1
Contact 7 2
I know how to determine who was last contacted by going to the last record in the recordset and the math to change the order of the numbers, but what I need help with is how and where do I pre-define, dynamically, the value of a field in a record that is being added based on the value of a field in the previous record? If this is a little unclear, I’m sorry. Please let me know what other information you might need.
Thanks for the help,
Tony