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LINKING TABLES
I'm so close.
I've got a table full of parts that I have to marry up to table full of model numbers. I've gotten the two to link Via SELECT [Price List].ID, [Price List].PrtNum, [Price List].Nomen, [Price List].[Prod Line], [Price List].[U/I], [Price List].[Price Code], [Price List].[Retail Price], [Price List].[Standard Price], [Price List].[U/P], [Price List].Cat, [Price List].[Item Name], [Price List].Make, [Price List] ..Details, MdlLst.Models FROM [Price List] LEFT JOIN MdlLst ON [Price List].MdlLst_ID=MdlLst.ID; My only problem is that it seems I can only choose one model number per part, when I actually need to assign as many as 30 model numbers to each part. I am truly a novice in WAY over my head here. Can someone help me out. r/s Treading Water -- Message posted via http://www.accessmonster.com |
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SELECT MdlLst.ID AS xyz_ID_xyz, MdlLst.Models AS xyz_DispExpr_xyz,
MdlLst.Models AS Expr1 FROM MdlLst ORDER BY MdlLst.Models; This is how I got them to link. I added the wrong code last time. Sorry -- Message posted via http://www.accessmonster.com |
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