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Please, help and if possible don't use abbreviations or acronyms or
take anything for granted: my knowledge of Access is very poor and
English is not my mother tongue.
I have to deal with a large number of clients to be invoiced and would
like not to use a combo for selecting a client, firstly because I find
combos impractical and secondly because the client might not be listed
being a new one.
The following is what I have at the moment:
TABLES: T1 (Clients) and T2 (Invoice), link IDClient
QUERY: Q1 from the 2 tbls
FORMS: F1 (multiple frm with alphabetical buttons sorting names
accordingly, where the client can be selected, and cmdBtn that opens
F2) and F2 (data source: Q1; controls: txtBoxIDClient + others for
data entry in T2).
PROBLEM: The selected client shows on F2, but if he has a previous
invoice, and this is of course what Q1 returns.
QUESTION 1: How do I ask for a new invoice?
QUESTION 2: How do I make a selected new client (ie, with no previous
invoice) show on F2 and then entry invoice data?
Thank you in advance for your help.
take anything for granted: my knowledge of Access is very poor and
English is not my mother tongue.
I have to deal with a large number of clients to be invoiced and would
like not to use a combo for selecting a client, firstly because I find
combos impractical and secondly because the client might not be listed
being a new one.
The following is what I have at the moment:
TABLES: T1 (Clients) and T2 (Invoice), link IDClient
QUERY: Q1 from the 2 tbls
FORMS: F1 (multiple frm with alphabetical buttons sorting names
accordingly, where the client can be selected, and cmdBtn that opens
F2) and F2 (data source: Q1; controls: txtBoxIDClient + others for
data entry in T2).
PROBLEM: The selected client shows on F2, but if he has a previous
invoice, and this is of course what Q1 returns.
QUESTION 1: How do I ask for a new invoice?
QUESTION 2: How do I make a selected new client (ie, with no previous
invoice) show on F2 and then entry invoice data?
Thank you in advance for your help.