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I am populating part of records for a form from a previous form- we'll call
it receiving(query/table. Example lot#,recd date,qty recd. the original form
is based on a query because I needed to steal the product name and company
name from a product table that is already in the database so the user doesn't
have to input that.
I have another form we'll call it the Quality form that gets populated (some
of the fields) from the receiving form(and some additional fields that I
would like them to input-qc table) where the quality dept. needs to get a
sample and record its test values.
I changed the join type to include all records from the receiving form and
they all look great. However, I can only edit the records when it is a NEW
record. I actually wouldn't ever want to do that. I want to just add data
to the fields for the quality dept. example sample date, sample id
-autonumber.
Any ideas???
Thanks,
Barb
it receiving(query/table. Example lot#,recd date,qty recd. the original form
is based on a query because I needed to steal the product name and company
name from a product table that is already in the database so the user doesn't
have to input that.
I have another form we'll call it the Quality form that gets populated (some
of the fields) from the receiving form(and some additional fields that I
would like them to input-qc table) where the quality dept. needs to get a
sample and record its test values.
I changed the join type to include all records from the receiving form and
they all look great. However, I can only edit the records when it is a NEW
record. I actually wouldn't ever want to do that. I want to just add data
to the fields for the quality dept. example sample date, sample id
-autonumber.
Any ideas???
Thanks,
Barb