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Can I create a drop down menu in an Access table? How?
I have some columns in my table that contain a specific range of data. Can I
create a drop down menu from within that table so I can select my input and not have to type it or can drop downs only be created in forms? I haven't done this since using Office97 and can't find what I need. Thanks for any help. |
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Can I create a drop down menu in an Access table? How?
Do not work data directly in a table --- use a form.
"JHart" wrote: I have some columns in my table that contain a specific range of data. Can I create a drop down menu from within that table so I can select my input and not have to type it or can drop downs only be created in forms? I haven't done this since using Office97 and can't find what I need. Thanks for any help. |
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Can I create a drop down menu in an Access table? How?
What KARL said
-- Dave Hargis, Microsoft Access MVP "JHart" wrote: I have some columns in my table that contain a specific range of data. Can I create a drop down menu from within that table so I can select my input and not have to type it or can drop downs only be created in forms? I haven't done this since using Office97 and can't find what I need. Thanks for any help. |
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Can I create a drop down menu in an Access table? How?
On Fri, 19 Jun 2009 10:11:01 -0700, JHart
wrote: I have some columns in my table that contain a specific range of data. Can I create a drop down menu from within that table so I can select my input and not have to type it or can drop downs only be created in forms? I haven't done this since using Office97 and can't find what I need. Thanks for any help. You can... it's called a "Lookup Field". But DON'T. It's a mess, and will cause far more confusion and annoyance than benefit. See http://www.mvps.org/access/lookupfields.htm for a critique. Instead, use tables for their intended purpose - storing data - and use a simple Form based on your table for interaction with the data. -- John W. Vinson [MVP] |
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