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Populating a form from a diff table
If I type in a vendor number in my products form - can I get the vendor name
to pop up on the form (withought having to type it)? People will be entering the data into the form, but to keep it efficient they only need to enter the vendor number, but I would like the form to then show the corresponding name so that they can check themselves. Let me know. Thanks, Stephanie |
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Populating a form from a diff table
On Wed, 27 Dec 2006 13:40:01 -0800, steph44haf
wrote: If I type in a vendor number in my products form - can I get the vendor name to pop up on the form (withought having to type it)? People will be entering the data into the form, but to keep it efficient they only need to enter the vendor number, but I would like the form to then show the corresponding name so that they can check themselves. Let me know. Thanks, Stephanie Easily. Use a Combo Box to enter the vendor number and put a textbox next to it; include the vendor name in the combo's Row Source query; set the control source of the textbox to =comboboxname.Column(1) to display the *second* column of the rowsource (it's zero based). Or, you could even use two combos, one displaying the vendor number, the other the vendor name; the name combo will autocomplete so it's probably even easier than memorizing and entering the number, and you can see the vendor both by name and by number. John W. Vinson[MVP] |
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