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I am working with a local non-profit that works with Seniors and am trying to
revamp their database. I have created several tabs for each type of event
the volunteers or receipients may particiapte in (Education, Travel,
Donations, Committees, Teacher, etc.). I want to be able to create the input
in the main form where they can input there, click ADD and have it populate
the child form that is in a datasheet view. I want to make the child form
read-only so the volunteers that input the data can't accidentally overwrite
any existing data.
My thought was to create a "holding" table that would contain the fields in
the child form/table and use it to run an append query to populate the linked
table/form. Then, I would have the child form refresh to show the new data
and clear to holding table. Not sure if I am heading in the right direction
with this. I would have to create 10-12 of these for each tab for each event
that is tracked.
Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
revamp their database. I have created several tabs for each type of event
the volunteers or receipients may particiapte in (Education, Travel,
Donations, Committees, Teacher, etc.). I want to be able to create the input
in the main form where they can input there, click ADD and have it populate
the child form that is in a datasheet view. I want to make the child form
read-only so the volunteers that input the data can't accidentally overwrite
any existing data.
My thought was to create a "holding" table that would contain the fields in
the child form/table and use it to run an append query to populate the linked
table/form. Then, I would have the child form refresh to show the new data
and clear to holding table. Not sure if I am heading in the right direction
with this. I would have to create 10-12 of these for each tab for each event
that is tracked.
Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!