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Gary W. Graley
A special situation I have;
Contact table with names associated with a Customer table
Both are associated via ContactID and CustomerID fields to anothe
table called a Phonelog.
My problem is, while keeping things nice and separate in their ow
little worlds, tables that is, if things change, such as happens i
contact world, people move from one company to another and when yo
update the Contact table for that person, the records for the Phonelo
now appear to be contradictory because the comments would be directe
to things from that person's previous employer.
SO, what I want to do goes against keeping things separate, I want t
at the time of recording a Phonelog entry;
Select a person's name, which is tied also to the Customer table
and based on that selection;
Fill in the blanks fields in the Phonelog table, so it becomes
snapshot in time.
What's the best way to have Access populate the fields based on
selection from a dropdown?
Hope the above made some sense, appreciate any help.
G
Contact table with names associated with a Customer table
Both are associated via ContactID and CustomerID fields to anothe
table called a Phonelog.
My problem is, while keeping things nice and separate in their ow
little worlds, tables that is, if things change, such as happens i
contact world, people move from one company to another and when yo
update the Contact table for that person, the records for the Phonelo
now appear to be contradictory because the comments would be directe
to things from that person's previous employer.
SO, what I want to do goes against keeping things separate, I want t
at the time of recording a Phonelog entry;
Select a person's name, which is tied also to the Customer table
and based on that selection;
Fill in the blanks fields in the Phonelog table, so it becomes
snapshot in time.
What's the best way to have Access populate the fields based on
selection from a dropdown?
Hope the above made some sense, appreciate any help.
G