Hi...
I have a field named RFP_Number in a table named RFP_General_Info. I would like to have something like a parameter query that can prompt a user to enter a range of new RFP numbers (e.g., from 5001 to 5500). I would then like those numbers used to create as many new records in the RFP_General_Info table, populating the RFP_Number field with the numbers retrieved from the parameter prompts. RFP_Number is the primary key field in that table.
Ultimately, other users will use a form designed to create new RFPs (Request for Payment). However, the RFP numbers are controlled by someone else and have to be restricted to a specific range. So, when someone comes onto the form where they fill out the RFP details, the RFP number text box is already using the next available RFP number as created from the above parameter query.
So, I like being able to ask someone via parameter prompts, but I'm not sure how to integrate that with perhaps an append query or code or macro to get this to work.
Any assistance is appreciated.
Thanks,
Michael
I have a field named RFP_Number in a table named RFP_General_Info. I would like to have something like a parameter query that can prompt a user to enter a range of new RFP numbers (e.g., from 5001 to 5500). I would then like those numbers used to create as many new records in the RFP_General_Info table, populating the RFP_Number field with the numbers retrieved from the parameter prompts. RFP_Number is the primary key field in that table.
Ultimately, other users will use a form designed to create new RFPs (Request for Payment). However, the RFP numbers are controlled by someone else and have to be restricted to a specific range. So, when someone comes onto the form where they fill out the RFP details, the RFP number text box is already using the next available RFP number as created from the above parameter query.
So, I like being able to ask someone via parameter prompts, but I'm not sure how to integrate that with perhaps an append query or code or macro to get this to work.
Any assistance is appreciated.
Thanks,
Michael