I posted this earlier in the week thread181-229490 but I still need help. I'm going to try to explain it a different way:
I have a data entry form in which users post review data. Two of the fields need to cause some other fields to "auto populate". I've tried to set it up using sub forms as so:
Form1=Main data entry form, relevant fields are "date" and "item".
subform1=2002 price list
subform2=2003 price list
Here's what I'm trying to accomplish. . . the user enters a date, and then an item. I want the current item price and description to display - it will be based on one of two subforms based on the date (i.e. if the date is 2/1/02, it would display info from subform 1, if date is 7/1/02, it would display info from subform 2.
When the form is completely filled in, all data will be saved in the order table.
I've tried to write event procedure with IIF statement (i.e. IIF date<7/1/02 THEN subform1, etc.), but it's apparently way over my head!
It was suggested that I combine the two "price list" tables and add an effective date field. Suffice to say I can't do that. . .it's not as simple as I've depicted here.
Thanks!!
I have a data entry form in which users post review data. Two of the fields need to cause some other fields to "auto populate". I've tried to set it up using sub forms as so:
Form1=Main data entry form, relevant fields are "date" and "item".
subform1=2002 price list
subform2=2003 price list
Here's what I'm trying to accomplish. . . the user enters a date, and then an item. I want the current item price and description to display - it will be based on one of two subforms based on the date (i.e. if the date is 2/1/02, it would display info from subform 1, if date is 7/1/02, it would display info from subform 2.
When the form is completely filled in, all data will be saved in the order table.
I've tried to write event procedure with IIF statement (i.e. IIF date<7/1/02 THEN subform1, etc.), but it's apparently way over my head!
It was suggested that I combine the two "price list" tables and add an effective date field. Suffice to say I can't do that. . .it's not as simple as I've depicted here.
Thanks!!