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how to key in details into subform
hi,
Im currently doing up a database for a tuition centre. The problem now is, I have to add students into the system. I have a form already Currently, the form has the following fields: First Name Last Name Contacts Level (grade 9,10,11,12) Subject 1 (english, maths, science) Subject 2 Subject 3 In my subform, I actually want to add in the classcode which is related to my other tables eg. English Grade 9 = 9E-101 (where 101 is the teacher's ID) however, I do not know how to key it into the subform. is there any formula i can use? pls do get back to me soon as this is rather urgent! ]: |
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how to key in details into subform
On Mon, 30 Nov 2009 03:09:13 GMT, "melzoh" u56567@uwe wrote:
hi, Im currently doing up a database for a tuition centre. The problem now is, I have to add students into the system. I have a form already Currently, the form has the following fields: First Name Last Name Contacts Level (grade 9,10,11,12) Subject 1 (english, maths, science) Subject 2 Subject 3 In my subform, I actually want to add in the classcode which is related to my other tables eg. English Grade 9 = 9E-101 (where 101 is the teacher's ID) however, I do not know how to key it into the subform. is there any formula i can use? pls do get back to me soon as this is rather urgent! ]: STOP! You're apparently making a very common mistake: starting building your database in the middle. If you were building a house, you wouldn't start framing in the walls before you'ld poured the foundations! What are your Tables? How are they related? The Tables are *fundamental*; the Forms are only windows, tools to manage data stored in the tables. If you're building your form first, you're on the wrong track. A classic student - class database will have (at least) four tables: Students StudentID (Primary Key) LastName FirstName other biographical data, nothing about classes Classes ClassCode text, primary key CourseName e.g. English other info about the class Enrollment EnrollmentID autonumber primary key StudentID link to Students CourseID link to Classes Teachers TeacherID LastName FirstName other personal data -- John W. Vinson [MVP] |
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