>Does anyone know if it is possible to create a subform on
>a form such that the ONE TO MANY relationship checks on
>two sets of related fields.eg where you have families
>with children and the father is the related link and
>there is more than one father named for example John, but
>the wife of each John has a different name
Yes - you can put *up to ten* fields in the Master Link Field and
Child Link Field properties of a subform, separated by semicolons.
I would, however, NOT recommend ever using people's names as linking
fields. There are many people named John (I'm one); there are even
multiple people named John Vinson (I met one in a local garage, I was
waiting to pick up my car and the owner called out "John Vinson's car
is ready" and a tourist passing through said "that was quick, I just
drove in!")
You should have some sort of unique personID and link on it.
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