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Access Beginers Question
I think this may be a design question but I hope someone can help.
I have a table with a field called "telephone number" with a value of telephone numbers. I need to associate with this field the calling features associated with each telephone number. For example: Telephone "number 1" may have "caller id", "3 way calling" , hunting, voice mail. Telephone "number 2" may have no features associated with it. Telephone number 3 may have 7 features associated with it. I do not know the best way to organize tables to allow queries, reports, forms to be used/executed efficiently. The only table format I can imagine is to make field one telephone number followed with 10 or 12 features fields(many blank fields). Thank You, Greg |
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