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unwanted data entry
I have a two field table, where the first fields allows a
user to choose from a drop down box a list of categories (from a table). Based on their choice of category, the computer runs a macro (shown below) which gives them a choice of subcategories to choose based on their first choice. In both fields I have chosen limit to list, but somehow the second field is still allowing data entrants to type into the field. How do I stop this madness? (SELECT [Diagnoses Categories].DXCategoryID, [Diagnoses Categories].DiagnosesCategory FROM [Diagnoses Categories]; ) |
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