Use of Segregation Table

[lyonder2000]

I hope this makes sense. I have a segregation table:
1 2 3 4 5
2
3
4 x
5

I have a form that has product in it with classes. Classes are 1,2,3,4,5 in the segregation table.
Product conflict is created if an 'x' falls in place on the grid. Product A and Product B conflict if A is a 4 and B is a 2. Ultimately, when I scroll through the records, when I get to Product A, I want it to show me all Products that conflict with it. I am trying to figure out the best way to do this. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. I am a moderate VBA user so I am open to coding if necessary.

Thanks!

 

[xlbo]

Seems like there is other data here that needs to interact with your segregation table - how do your products interact with this segregation data? What links product A to 4 and product B to 2 (as per your example)

Also - what app?

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[SkipVought]

hi,

Product A and Product B conflict if A is a 4 and B is a 2.

From the data given, how do we logically know that?

What relates A to 4 and B to 2?

You need to do a lot of 'splanin.

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[lyonder2000]

App is Access 2003

I have another query stored that designates Product A as 4 and Product B as a 2. The classes are static material that comes from another source. I currently have it tied to a form so as you scroll through the records of Products, when you see Product A, you will also see its Class is 4.

Does this help?

 

[SkipVought]

No.

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[lyonder2000]

Form Product A
View Class: 4
Description: Red bucket

Product B
Class: 2
Description: Blue Bucket


Segregation Table (this is the logic I need to essentially
1 2 3 4 5 code into the app)
2
3
4 x
5

x - designates products that cannot mix

I need to code logic from this table into my Access database some kind of way so that when I scroll through and see Product A it will display all other products that cannot mix with it. The determinant for non-mixing is the class.

Does this help more?

 

[SkipVought]

I have another query stored that designates Product A as 4 and Product B as a 2.

That means that you have a TABLE that relates this data. THAT is important.

What does this TABLE look like?

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[lyonder2000]

Date Loaded, date/time
ProductID, text
ProductDesc, text
Dept, number
Class, number
ClassDesc, text