Re: Multi column Combobox
- From: "Charles G via AccessMonster.com" <forum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 10 Sep 2005 19:39:36 GMT
>Further, you should remove the [Client Account #] field from that table.
>This field is specific to the client, and is not dependent on any other
>field in [Account Analysis Input Table] except the [Client Name]
>field -- it's always the same as the value stored in the [Client Account
>Number] field of the record in [AA Client List Table] that has the same
>[Client Name]. Instead of copying this field into the [Account Analysis
>Input Table], base all forms and reports that need the account number on
>a query that joins the two tables. Such a query might have SQL like
>this:
>
> SELECT
> [Account Analysis Input Table].*,
> [AA Client List Table].[Client Account Number]
> FROM
> [Account Analysis Input Table]
> INNER JOIN [AA Client List Table]
> ON [Account Analysis Input Table].[Client Name] =
> [AA Client List Table].[Client Name];
The table is at work and I can't access it at home, but I'll give it a shot
on Monday. Thanks for your patience and guidance.
-Charles-
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