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Adding a table to a form
I am using Access 2003 on Windows XP.
I created a form from one table. Now that I look at it, I've decided that some of the informaiton really should be in its own table. Granted, I should have thought this out better before starting, but now I'm wondering how I can bring use/add an additional table to build the form. Any help/suggestions much appreicated. Thanks in advance. |
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Adding a table to a form
copy your DB - so you are working with an expendible/experimental copy....
sub divide the table into 2 tables - as you feel it would be better designed... then create a query that brings together all the data from the two tables that the form will need finally go to your form - and in the Properties of it - change the Control Source from its original table to that of the Query....it is a pull down so it is an easy change to make. if you don't change the field names of the two tables - then the table's field names and the forms textbox names should remain in alignment....and it should work....However if you change/add table field names then for these guys you will need to delete the old textbox off the form and from the field list re-add the new textbox names... hope this helps... -- NTC "Diddakoi" wrote: I am using Access 2003 on Windows XP. I created a form from one table. Now that I look at it, I've decided that some of the informaiton really should be in its own table. Granted, I should have thought this out better before starting, but now I'm wondering how I can bring use/add an additional table to build the form. Any help/suggestions much appreicated. Thanks in advance. |
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