I am trying to link a static table ( and use the yes/no check box feature for those fields) into a form that provides info to another table. Is this possible or even realistic? I know that access doesn't particularly like the checkbox features, but they are really needed in this form. Thanks for all help!
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I'm not sure I understand. If you have a yes/no field in the static table, you can represent it with a checkbox control on your form.
Click the checkbox control on the control toolbox and drag the yes/no field from the field list onto your form.
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I expect if you can rephrase your question so that we can understand it then we will be able to help you.
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Sorry it's kinda hard to phrase what I'm trying to do. I'll try it again...
I have a table with text data in it and I would like to make it so that in individual records in a form you would be able to check those things. The problem I am running into is that the checks stay the same for each person/record rather than being linked to an individual record.
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OK Whitney. Tell me if this makes sense to you :
It sounds to me as if you have some controls set up that are not bound to the underlying record source (Probably a table). Does this sound like it may be your problem?Comment
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That could totally be it!Comment
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It sounds like you know what to do to fix that too :) Let us know if you have any further issues.Comment
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