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Steve Goodrich
I have a database used to add new starters to our company, Ten secretaries
use it on the network. I have several fields one being a drop down list for
"Dept" and one being a field for the different areas that the new member of
staff can have access to. These areas are identified by numbers, there are
22 different areas in our building.
So for example if we get a new member of staff who works on the IBM systems
he will require access levels 1-2-4-7-10-15-16
The way it works at the moment is that the secretary will select IBM from
the "Dept" drop down list and manually type all the levels required in the
areas field.
Is it possible that when the dept is selected the areas field will auto fill
with the correct levels required (as the secretaries often don't know which
levels to allocate.
newish to access 97
any help would be most appreciated
Regards
Steve Goodrich
use it on the network. I have several fields one being a drop down list for
"Dept" and one being a field for the different areas that the new member of
staff can have access to. These areas are identified by numbers, there are
22 different areas in our building.
So for example if we get a new member of staff who works on the IBM systems
he will require access levels 1-2-4-7-10-15-16
The way it works at the moment is that the secretary will select IBM from
the "Dept" drop down list and manually type all the levels required in the
areas field.
Is it possible that when the dept is selected the areas field will auto fill
with the correct levels required (as the secretaries often don't know which
levels to allocate.
newish to access 97
any help would be most appreciated
Regards
Steve Goodrich