mraetrudeaujr
Technical User
This is kind of a two-parter:
First, I need to prevent the users from entering duplicate numbers (office generated) into a particular field. These will always be unique in this table. For now, I have to let them have access to the table, but this is only temporary. I am weaning them from entering data directly into the table, and so I have built a data-entry form. This form will give them their next number automatically, but this doesn't prevent them from going into the table itself and putting in a number that has already been assigned. This is where I need the help.
Second, I am creating a table where all of the values will be unique. These values will be referenced on another form (control) and then put with the record in the main table. I want to prevent typing in the same 'country' name in twice. This table will only be setup once and then there will not be anymore data entry into it. So how should I proceed?
First, I need to prevent the users from entering duplicate numbers (office generated) into a particular field. These will always be unique in this table. For now, I have to let them have access to the table, but this is only temporary. I am weaning them from entering data directly into the table, and so I have built a data-entry form. This form will give them their next number automatically, but this doesn't prevent them from going into the table itself and putting in a number that has already been assigned. This is where I need the help.
Second, I am creating a table where all of the values will be unique. These values will be referenced on another form (control) and then put with the record in the main table. I want to prevent typing in the same 'country' name in twice. This table will only be setup once and then there will not be anymore data entry into it. So how should I proceed?