Good morning everyone.
I've been working on a database for the past month, with Access 2010, and have been coming up on problem after problem.
So, now I've decided to go at this from a new angle.
I have 4 tables with one-to-many relationships set up from tEmployee->tDeposits; tEmployee->tSales; tEmployee->tPumped.
Everything on the form is in the form of a textbox except for the Employee name which is a combo box with a macro to open up another form if the employee name is not in the list.
My form is unbound and has all four tables included and in Record Source I have
That was automatically put in when I created the form.
Now, when I go into Form View, the only thing that allows for any change is the Combo box. I can't enter any other data in the form.
Thank you for your time.
I've been working on a database for the past month, with Access 2010, and have been coming up on problem after problem.
So, now I've decided to go at this from a new angle.
I have 4 tables with one-to-many relationships set up from tEmployee->tDeposits; tEmployee->tSales; tEmployee->tPumped.
Everything on the form is in the form of a textbox except for the Employee name which is a combo box with a macro to open up another form if the employee name is not in the list.
My form is unbound and has all four tables included and in Record Source I have
Code:
SELECT tDeposits.DDate, tDeposits.BDeposit, tDeposits.Charge, tDeposits.Debit, tDeposits.Credit, tDeposits.Coupons, tDeposits.Certificates, tDeposits.Received_On_Account, tDeposits.DError, tSales.Native, tSales.Non, tSales.Other, tSales.Other_Sales, tSales.HST, tSales.Received_on_Account_Sales, tSales.Customers FROM tSales INNER JOIN tDeposits ON tSales.ID = tDeposits.SalesID;
Now, when I go into Form View, the only thing that allows for any change is the Combo box. I can't enter any other data in the form.
Thank you for your time.
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