I'm not sure I see the arrow or asterisk that you speak of. Were exactly
should I see this??
You should see it at the bottom of your table, query, and form. If you don't,
your form will not be editable. Some types of queries are not editable, such
as union queries. Allen Browne I think has an article about that at
www.allenbrowne.com
> I'm not sure I see the arrow or asterisk that you speak of. Were exactly
> should I see this??
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> >> Bill
boblarson - 16 Jul 2008 06:30 GMT
>Allen Browne I think has an article about that at
> www.allenbrowne.com
That's the link I gave (direct to the
article):http://allenbrowne.com/ser-61.html

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Bill - ESAI - 16 Jul 2008 14:16 GMT
Thank you both. It seems this is likely my issue. I'll probably have many
more questions before I get this sorted so I hope you two hang out here
regularily. :-)
Bill
>>Allen Browne I think has an article about that at
>> www.allenbrowne.com
>
> That's the link I gave (direct to the
> article):http://allenbrowne.com/ser-61.html
Bill - ESAI - 17 Jul 2008 15:48 GMT
OK, I'm giving up and asking for more help :-)
Here my table layouts. I didn't design it and it used heavily else where to
redesigning is out of the question at this point.
Table: Employee
EmployeeID - Autonumber
FirstName - text
LastName - text
Alias - text
Department - text
etc....
Table Department
DepartmentID - Autonumber
EmployeeID - Number
Dept - text
Table: EmpMilestones
MilestoneID - Autonumber
EmployeeID - Number
DepartmentID - Number
EmployeeAlias - text
Milestone - Memo
And the query that is currently not editable is:
SELECT EM.EmployeeAlias, EM.Year, EM.Milestones, E.Department,
D.DepartmentManager
FROM (Employee AS E INNER JOIN EmpMilestones AS EM ON E.Alias =
EM.EmployeeAlias) INNER JOIN Department AS D ON E.Department = D.Dept
ORDER BY EM.EmployeeAlias;
So, my question is, Have you any ideas as to how to re-write this query so
that it's editable?
Bill
>>Allen Browne I think has an article about that at
>> www.allenbrowne.com
>
> That's the link I gave (direct to the
> article):http://allenbrowne.com/ser-61.html
Bill - ESAI - 17 Jul 2008 12:27 GMT
I know what I don't see but I don't know what should see. Any chance you
could attach or send me a screen shot of this arrow or asterisk your talking
about??
My email used in this group actually works. :-)
Bill
> You should see it at the bottom of your table, query, and form. If you
> don't,
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>> >> Bill