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Reading multiple values from another table.

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cowiefr@yahoo.com - 13 Sep 2007 22:56 GMT
I have a table with general information in it such as Subject,
Reference Rumber, Comments.  I would like to have another table with
Company Reference and Responsibility. So when I create a new record
including Subject and Reference Number, I could look up values from
the second table to fill in multiple instances of Company Reference
and Responsibility. A better example would be a form to order pizza.
The main form would contain name, address, Size and type of pizza.
Then from the same form, you would look up toppings from a seperate
table to add multiple toppings to each instance of a pizza. Clear as
mud? If anyone can help here I would appreciate it.

Fain
rocco - 13 Sep 2007 23:08 GMT
two choices:
A) Use unbound form
B) use a subform (for toppings, size...) on your main form

rocco

> I have a table with general information in it such as Subject,
> Reference Rumber, Comments.  I would like to have another table with
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> Fain
 
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