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linking fields within the table
Thank you so much for your help....I have to start over but I would much rather do it right the first time......than to find out it won't work once i start building queries. I really appreciate the help. Thanks, the Rookie- NewDBGuy
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Tables and Relationships
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linking fields within the table
I am doing lookup fields....basically because the users are putting in the data, and to control the data accuracy...there are over 500 users inputting data into it so data integrity is an absolute nightmare. Is it more beneficial to make a separate table for those fields instead?- NewDBGuy
- Post #5
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Tables and Relationships
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linking fields within the table
Remou, Thank you for the help and quick response, however I only have a single table and did a drop down list within the row source. Would this change the answer as far as the if then else statement? I thought that may be the answer so at least I was on the right track. Any further assistance...- NewDBGuy
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Tables and Relationships
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linking fields within the table
I am new to databasing and trying to build basically an asset DB. what I am trying to accomplish is connecting 3 fields that if field one is *.....the field 2 gives you a drop down menu of *, *. Field #1 Manufacturer DELL Field #2 Model Latitude Field #3 Model Number D820 What I would like...- NewDBGuy
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