I have the following for a language selection so a user may speak multiple languages.
SELECT [Resume Language Table].[Language ID], [Resume Language Table].[Worker ID], LanguageTable.Language
FROM LanguageTable INNER JOIN [Resume Language Table] ON LanguageTable.[Language ID] = [Resume Language Table].[Language ID];
Which works great, with it as a subform its awesome.
I am looking to take it a step further but not sure how.
I have one project that might need:
2 Lead Engineers
2 Mechanical Engineers
1 Document Control
So, I'm thinking I can use the same philosophy to track the above?
So I have:
TblStaffRequirements -
Title ID
Title
TblStaffRequirementsList -
Job/ProposalNo
TitleID
StaffRedID
TblConstructionServices
Job/ProposalNo
(and other fields)
So, is it feasible to add a dropdown number field or a text field for data entry?
So Basically you would be on the Construction Services Form and see this subform:
Staffing Requirements:
Project Manager 2
Project Engineer 2
QC Manager 1
Any help or questions are GREATLY appreciated!~
SELECT [Resume Language Table].[Language ID], [Resume Language Table].[Worker ID], LanguageTable.Language
FROM LanguageTable INNER JOIN [Resume Language Table] ON LanguageTable.[Language ID] = [Resume Language Table].[Language ID];
Which works great, with it as a subform its awesome.
I am looking to take it a step further but not sure how.
I have one project that might need:
2 Lead Engineers
2 Mechanical Engineers
1 Document Control
So, I'm thinking I can use the same philosophy to track the above?
So I have:
TblStaffRequirements -
Title ID
Title
TblStaffRequirementsList -
Job/ProposalNo
TitleID
StaffRedID
TblConstructionServices
Job/ProposalNo
(and other fields)
So, is it feasible to add a dropdown number field or a text field for data entry?
So Basically you would be on the Construction Services Form and see this subform:
Staffing Requirements:
Project Manager 2
Project Engineer 2
QC Manager 1
Any help or questions are GREATLY appreciated!~