In my Data base we check Classes that may have issues. I have a classes table and an issues table. I want to be able to show classes, on a form/report, that did not have issues. I also have a query that updates a "Complete" field in the classes table based on the how long the class has been complete. So, let's say a class has been complete for 30 days and no issues have been found. The query sets the "Complete" Field to completed (check box). This removes the class from being able to be selected to start an issue.
But like many things, sometimes we change our minds and need to add an issue to one of these. So, I want to be able to select a class that is complete but has no issues. I can't figure out how to do this in a query with the Class Table and the Issues Table connected. Or, is there another way? Should I shift to VBA to check the two tables?
Thanks
But like many things, sometimes we change our minds and need to add an issue to one of these. So, I want to be able to select a class that is complete but has no issues. I can't figure out how to do this in a query with the Class Table and the Issues Table connected. Or, is there another way? Should I shift to VBA to check the two tables?
Thanks
