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I have a form which has three combo boxes behaving rather mysteriously.
The form calls qCourses, which has the fields: instructor, type, and Origin. Each of the fields is a numeric reference to a corresponding record in the tables tblInstructor, tblType, and tblOrigin.
The combo boxes are bound to these fields. And they pull their data from the referenced tables. Their format is such that they reference two columns, the id (autonumber column), and the label field. The first field is the bound column, the column count 2, and the column widths 0",1". Everything normal and standard.
Now it should follow that by selecting the textual record displayed in the combo box would enter the numeric id value into the bound field. Right?
Wrong.
I recieve this error message: "The value you entered isn't valid for this field" or, somehow the combo box actually changes the values of the combo box's record source to a numeric value.
Access2003, WindowXP
Thanks
I have a form which has three combo boxes behaving rather mysteriously.
The form calls qCourses, which has the fields: instructor, type, and Origin. Each of the fields is a numeric reference to a corresponding record in the tables tblInstructor, tblType, and tblOrigin.
The combo boxes are bound to these fields. And they pull their data from the referenced tables. Their format is such that they reference two columns, the id (autonumber column), and the label field. The first field is the bound column, the column count 2, and the column widths 0",1". Everything normal and standard.
Now it should follow that by selecting the textual record displayed in the combo box would enter the numeric id value into the bound field. Right?
Wrong.
I recieve this error message: "The value you entered isn't valid for this field" or, somehow the combo box actually changes the values of the combo box's record source to a numeric value.
Access2003, WindowXP
Thanks