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Hi all.
I have created a simple database to enter data from paper-based forms.
In general terms each patient has a unique identifier - an 'NHI' number.
in the detail section the NHI along with another ID field appears above a
series of tabbed pages to enter all the data. In this way I always have the
NHI visible above the data I am entering.
the form recxord source for each tabbed page has the patient table (with the
NHI primary key) linked to other tables used in that particluar page.
Relationship-wise, tblPatient contains the Primary key 'NHI' and all other
tables have a link to their own 'NHI' identifier as a one to many
relationship (the one being at the primary key end).
Unfoftunately I cannot create a new record, or if I enter a new NHI into
tblpatient it is not visible in the forms created.
Not sure how to adequately describe the situation, so ifg anyone wants to
have a go at suggesting further detail or a magic solution that would be
great!!!
-is there anyway of showing people what i mean?
cheer, Theo
I have created a simple database to enter data from paper-based forms.
In general terms each patient has a unique identifier - an 'NHI' number.
in the detail section the NHI along with another ID field appears above a
series of tabbed pages to enter all the data. In this way I always have the
NHI visible above the data I am entering.
the form recxord source for each tabbed page has the patient table (with the
NHI primary key) linked to other tables used in that particluar page.
Relationship-wise, tblPatient contains the Primary key 'NHI' and all other
tables have a link to their own 'NHI' identifier as a one to many
relationship (the one being at the primary key end).
Unfoftunately I cannot create a new record, or if I enter a new NHI into
tblpatient it is not visible in the forms created.
Not sure how to adequately describe the situation, so ifg anyone wants to
have a go at suggesting further detail or a magic solution that would be
great!!!
-is there anyway of showing people what i mean?
cheer, Theo