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Old July 21st, 2006, 02:11 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.forms
Tammy
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Hi - I hope someone can help me please.
I'm creating a database where customer service agents can enter & track
customer complaints. Ok - I've got it set up where they pick their customer
name from a combo box. Ok that works fine and it stores picked customer in
the "main" table. My problem is that the customer service agent has to be
able to see and/or input/edit the name of the person who works for their
customer. So I thought a subform would work. Well, I created the subform
from the "customers" table. What I want to be able to happen is when the CSA
selects their customer at the top of the form - that the subform will
autopopulate as well. Its not working quite right. It will only work if I
scroll to the next record, then come back to the record I'm working on and
the name of the person they need to see/edit shows up in the subform. How
can i make that name pop up automatically when they select a name from the
customer list? Does that make sense? I hope I wrote there where someone can
understand. Any help appreciated. My email is

 




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