I want to preface this with a disclaimer, I did search for a solution to this, but I am fairly new to designing access databases, so I really didn’t know what I was looking for…or may have stumbled across the answer without realizing it.
I have a self-inspection checklist with more than 500 entries. I would like to let the end user filter the items by using checkboxes. To be able to do this, I need to do 2 things (as far as I can see anyways)
1) How can I have a list of “blank/empty” labels be populated with the items from a database
2) How can I have MS Access apply a filter based on the checkboxes?
Checkbox column 1
Source Table: Shop Operation
Column : Category
Checkbox column 2
Source Table: ReviewStatus
Column : Status
This is the easiest way I can see to apply a filter, have the user pick what Categories he wants to review (i.e. check Tools, Section Supervisor, and Software) then what status he wants displayed (i.e. Open, Verified, Does Not Apply, etc)
Any help or guidance is greatly appreciated.
I have a self-inspection checklist with more than 500 entries. I would like to let the end user filter the items by using checkboxes. To be able to do this, I need to do 2 things (as far as I can see anyways)
1) How can I have a list of “blank/empty” labels be populated with the items from a database
2) How can I have MS Access apply a filter based on the checkboxes?
Checkbox column 1
Source Table: Shop Operation
Column : Category
Checkbox column 2
Source Table: ReviewStatus
Column : Status
This is the easiest way I can see to apply a filter, have the user pick what Categories he wants to review (i.e. check Tools, Section Supervisor, and Software) then what status he wants displayed (i.e. Open, Verified, Does Not Apply, etc)
Any help or guidance is greatly appreciated.