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Frank Martin
On a form we have a field called 'Address'.
We want to insert an address field from an old obsolete table "CustAcnts".
On the form we have converted the "Address1" text box to a combo box and
filled in the properties as follows:
ControlSource: Address1 (the field name)
RowSource: A query on the old "CustAccnts" table, with two columns, the
first being 'CustName' and the second 'Address1'.
BoundColumn: =2. (ie the second query column which we want inserted.)
Formatting: 2column,
We cannot get the second query column value inserted into the field, even
with the bound column as 0,1,or 2, because the first column 'CustName' is
inserted no matter what.
We can get it in if we make "Address1" the first query column, but then the
autolookup feature will not work.
We have done this with other combos OK, but this one will not work for some
reason.
Please help, Frank
We want to insert an address field from an old obsolete table "CustAcnts".
On the form we have converted the "Address1" text box to a combo box and
filled in the properties as follows:
ControlSource: Address1 (the field name)
RowSource: A query on the old "CustAccnts" table, with two columns, the
first being 'CustName' and the second 'Address1'.
BoundColumn: =2. (ie the second query column which we want inserted.)
Formatting: 2column,
We cannot get the second query column value inserted into the field, even
with the bound column as 0,1,or 2, because the first column 'CustName' is
inserted no matter what.
We can get it in if we make "Address1" the first query column, but then the
autolookup feature will not work.
We have done this with other combos OK, but this one will not work for some
reason.
Please help, Frank