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Tara
I recently added two combo boxes to a form. The choices
in the second combo box are limited by the choice made in
the first combo box. I specifically did not want to use
a query for this, but ended up doing so anyway. Both
boxes appear to work fine and the data is stored
correctly in the table. However, I am having another
issue. When you go back into the form to view the data,
the data in the second combo box does not show up. For
example, the second combo box for family X should show
$15,675. Instead, it's blank. When I go into to look at
the underlying table, the data is there though. I'm
assuming this has something to do with the second combo
box being based on a query, but if so, how do I fix it so
that users can go back to review that data when needed?
Also, is there a way to define a combo box's row source
so that a query is not needed to limit the combo's
values? I could swear I've seen a something that used
that type of solution somewhere before, but no one seems
to be able to head me in the right direction.
Thanks for any help!
Tara
in the second combo box are limited by the choice made in
the first combo box. I specifically did not want to use
a query for this, but ended up doing so anyway. Both
boxes appear to work fine and the data is stored
correctly in the table. However, I am having another
issue. When you go back into the form to view the data,
the data in the second combo box does not show up. For
example, the second combo box for family X should show
$15,675. Instead, it's blank. When I go into to look at
the underlying table, the data is there though. I'm
assuming this has something to do with the second combo
box being based on a query, but if so, how do I fix it so
that users can go back to review that data when needed?
Also, is there a way to define a combo box's row source
so that a query is not needed to limit the combo's
values? I could swear I've seen a something that used
that type of solution somewhere before, but no one seems
to be able to head me in the right direction.
Thanks for any help!
Tara