Dlookup result into Table field

[RayTrussell]

I get the results to go the textbox on the screen but not to the field to textbox represents (table field).

thanks
This is in ms access

[twinnyfo]

Ray,

Have you tried to refersh the Form after the Text Box is updated?

[RayTrussell]

Yes, the screen is doing fine it is just display not filling the field

[twinnyfo]

Does the control have as its record source the underlying field in the table? If it is, a refresh should update the field.

[RayTrussell]

BoxInfo = Table
BoxStreet = field name
StreetDelvInfo = ComboBox selected

Text box with BoxStreet from BoxInfo

BoxStreet - Control Source -

=DLookUp("Street","Address","Id=" & [StreetDelvInfo])

display in the form but is not in the field - BoxStreet even after leaving the form.

[twinnyfo]

Ray,

Your combo box does not have as its control source the Table. You are just telling the Combo Box to look up values from the table.

The Combo box must have as its control source the Field BoxStreet. Its row source should be a Select Query and Not a DLookUp value. You will always only return one value in your Combo Box, otherwise.

[RayTrussell]

The combobox has 4 item id, address, street, zip
Id is place into BoxInfo BoxHoldId correctly as you said above
What I'm trying to do is pick one time from the Address table
- address, street, zip - and place those values into the table BoxInfo as BoxInfo will after 30 day be archived - all id's for BoxInfo may be changed.

[twinnyfo]

Ray,

I am having trouble understanding what you are saying--please forgive me. However, one key issue is that in Post #5 above, you say BoxStreet has a control source of =DLookUp("Stree t","Address","I d=" & [StreetDelvInfo]), which will not allow you to choose from values. A combo box must have a query (or Select Statement) for a list of values.

Also, based on the discussion, it is impossible for a Combo Box to have a DLookup Statement as its Control Source AND also be associated with a field in an underlying table.

Something is amiss with your Form/Table/Combo Box set up.

[RayTrussell]

Sorry wasn't detailed enough.
I have header/footer on
in the header section I have a combobox from table address:
Id, Address, Street, Zip
control source is BoxHoldId in the Detail section of the form.

detail part of the form I a table BoxInfo:
all of the BoxInfo tables are TextBoxes. among those boxes are
BoxHoldId control source BoxHoldId
BoxAddress control source:

     =DLookUp("Address","Address","Id=" & [StreetDelvInfo])

BoxStreet control source:

 =DLookUp("Street","Address","Id=" & [StreetDelvInfo])

BoxZip control source:

=DLookUp("Address","Address","Id=" & [StreetDelvInfo])

and more

I also have the three field in private variable in event Click
from the combobox.
any help on getting these from either side would be great.
thanks

[zmbd]

RayTrussell
This is becoming a lost thread.

Rowsource = This is the information that a combobox or list box will display to a user to choose from

Control Source = This is what makes a control either "Bound", "Unbound, or "Calculated ." That is to say, this property points to the field of the table or query where the data is to be stored or is used to display the result of a form/report calculated result.

The two properties ARE NOT EQUAL nor interchangeable .

What information you have provide so far indicates that all of the controls thus-far presented are calculated controls and as such are not automatically stored in the tables. Nor should any calculation be normally stored to any table unless needed for auditing or historical reasons such as a variable discount/tax rate/etc...

So, RT, please take a deep breath, review the FAQ - How To Ask A Question , rethink your question clearly, and make that your next post.

I will happily take that post and push it into your original post and we can start over (^_^) otherwise I'm afraid that this thread is drowning.

[RayTrussell]

Thanks for the help!!!

This was to easy Here is the solution I finally came up with.

Sub StreetDelvInfo_Click()

Forms!BoxInfoF!BoxAddress = DLookup("Address", "Address", "Id=" & [StreetDelvInfo])
Forms!BoxInfoF!BoxStreet = DLookup("Street", "Address", "Id=" & [StreetDelvInfo])
Forms!BoxInfoF!BoxZip = DLookup("Zip", "Address", "Id=" & [StreetDelvInfo])

End Sub

Thanks again it made me dig harder!!!

[zmbd]

I'm glad you found a solution.

However, from the solution given, it indicates that your database may suffer from a lack of > Database Normalization and proper Table Structures.

In a NEW thread if you list you tables, table relationships, and the goal of your project someone here might be able to help clean up the schema.