The job number is already assigned ahead of time.
Perfect! Put it in a table.

I'll bet the lot number is already assigned ahead of time too!! So put it in
a table also.

You can then use a combobox to select the job number and another combobox to
select the lot numer. Once you have these, you can concatenate the two of
them with a space between them.

Viola!!! Your combined job number and lot number gets entered uniformly
one-hundred percent of the time!!!!!

Steve





"bhrosey via AccessMonster.com" u33878@uwe wrote in message
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The job number is already assigned ahead of time. It follows the job from
department to department. I have a field on my form where the job number
gets entered and I just want to make sure that the way it gets entered is
uniform, i.e. the space between the job and the lot #.

Steve wrote:
What would be best is when the job is first created a job number is
assigned
and recorded in a job table. Then when any operator needs to add a job
number he selects the job number from a combo box based on the job table.

Steve


I have what I believe to be a very simple problem for all of you who know
Access better than me. I am using Access 2007 and have a field in my
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get
used instead of lowercase.

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