john saul
Last Activity: Mar 1 '07, 07:49 PM
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What i am trying to accomplish for example: Suppose that your a car dealer and you have a entry screen for a customer to input all the features of a car that he or she wants. When all the questions and descriptive answers on the screen have been filled out the program now does a search and finds that right car for that person. It's also on the same principle as a personals add you fill out to find your one and only soul mate. What i am trying to... -
How to find a record from values in another form.
I have a form that i use for customers to input information that i will use to locate a specific part. This part will have a specific name that will consist of a concatination of one letter from each feild that is in the form. I am not sure on how to do this, but i was thinking that i could use a subform that displayed only one record that i could set up with the first feild in the subform to be a look up feild.(There is a table already set up with... -
Thanks For the Help. That did the trick.
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records on form disapear
Hi,
I searched through some of the help topics and found one that worked for my problem.
But now have a new problem. I have two forms linked together and wanted to populate the feild of the second form with the feild value of the main form. I used this in the feilds control source ( =Forms![Trusses By Type Table1]!TrussID)
It works great but now when i close the child form after i have entered my records to go... -
Creating a project quote form
Hello All,
I am not extremely new to Access but need help to hopefully a simple
question. I am creating a project quote form that will ask customers questions
and retreive pricing due to the answers they submit.This form pulls in precalculated values and preforms other calculations as the cusomer moves down the list. What i need is to beable to save the feild values of this entire form so i can go back later and reveiw...
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