The database has a master switch board with 5 main tables and in one form I need a few fields from one table and a few fields from another table to be display together in one form.
You could join the tables in a query. Set the Record Source property of the form to the query and set the Recordset Type property of the form to Dynaset (Inconsistent Updates)
How are the tables related? And are you using 2007?
If the tables are related, you could do what fish919 said, and make a query.
But this bodes a different question. If all the fields are required to be on one form, are they all a one-to-one relationship? If that is so, then it will be very easy to make a query to combine them, then create the form off of that.
I joined the two tables in a query and changed the Properties in the table and that did it, I can now enter data in this form. (Thank you) Not shore if you will be able to answer this but how do I record the ID(name) field of both tables?
Hear is what I mean Both tables have the same Unique ID or name. In the form I make only one ID visible I used VBA to copy the ID field to the duplicate ID (name) field. It works the duplicate information appears in the form but when I go back to the tables and check the field that contains the ID (names) the filed is blank.
To copy the field all I am doing is creating a memory space and then setting it equal to the field I would like the copied text to appear in.
Thanks Dontremb,
I would except the entire Database is based on a paper form that date back some 30 years. So over the years things that were next to each other moved to other parts of the form and so parts became so large I gave them there own Table
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.