swoodring27
Technical User
I'm trying to figure out the best way to create a table and accompanying form. I'm using Access 2003 SP3.
For each item, txtItem, I have a matrix of 2 options and 2 types. For each option/type combination the user can choose the values 0-9. The user can choose any or all of these values.
ITEM
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[tab][tab][tab][tab]| Type 1[tab]| Type 2
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Option 1[tab]| 0-9[tab][tab]| 0-9
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Option 2[tab]| 0-9[tab][tab]| 0-9
Since the user can choose one value from 0-9 or all 10 values, I didn't want to create a table with a field for every digit. If I did this, I'd be creating a large table where most of the fields wouldn't be used. So my table looks like this.
intKeyID
txtItem
txtType
txtOption
intValue where intValue is 0-9
How can I map all of the intValue for a given txtItem to the form where each of the values of 0-9 is displayed as a check box.
Visually, it's easiest for the user to see and populate checkboxes, but table design-wise it seems best to create one record for each intValue needed. Ideally I would then use this as a subform where the main form records other unique criteria for each Item.
Thanks - swoodring27
For each item, txtItem, I have a matrix of 2 options and 2 types. For each option/type combination the user can choose the values 0-9. The user can choose any or all of these values.
ITEM
-------------------------------------
[tab][tab][tab][tab]| Type 1[tab]| Type 2
-------------------------------------
Option 1[tab]| 0-9[tab][tab]| 0-9
-------------------------------------
Option 2[tab]| 0-9[tab][tab]| 0-9
Since the user can choose one value from 0-9 or all 10 values, I didn't want to create a table with a field for every digit. If I did this, I'd be creating a large table where most of the fields wouldn't be used. So my table looks like this.
intKeyID
txtItem
txtType
txtOption
intValue where intValue is 0-9
How can I map all of the intValue for a given txtItem to the form where each of the values of 0-9 is displayed as a check box.
Visually, it's easiest for the user to see and populate checkboxes, but table design-wise it seems best to create one record for each intValue needed. Ideally I would then use this as a subform where the main form records other unique criteria for each Item.
Thanks - swoodring27