J
Jeff Miller
Hello,
I am experiencing some inconsistencies in my ability to enter data in a
form, and I'm hoping that someone can help me understand why this is
the case.
I have an Access file that contains three tables. I have created two
forms.
The first form consists solely of data from one table. In this form, I
can enter (or edit existing) data into the fields.
The second form consists of data from all three tables. While I can
see the data in the forms, I can not enter (or edit existing) data in
the fields.
I created both Forms using the Wizard. Is there a reason why I can't
enter data directly into the one multi-table form?
My ultimate goal is to be able to choose specific fields that can be
edited, with other fields being off limits for editing.
Thanks for your help.
I am experiencing some inconsistencies in my ability to enter data in a
form, and I'm hoping that someone can help me understand why this is
the case.
I have an Access file that contains three tables. I have created two
forms.
The first form consists solely of data from one table. In this form, I
can enter (or edit existing) data into the fields.
The second form consists of data from all three tables. While I can
see the data in the forms, I can not enter (or edit existing) data in
the fields.
I created both Forms using the Wizard. Is there a reason why I can't
enter data directly into the one multi-table form?
My ultimate goal is to be able to choose specific fields that can be
edited, with other fields being off limits for editing.
Thanks for your help.