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Denise
Sorry gang, I must not be making myself clear (not enough
coffee)
I have tblClient, which store individual's data.
I have tblFamily key being [FamilyID], where you choose
[ClientID] from tblClient to 'make a family'.
When scrolling through client records, I need a listbox
on the frmClient which shows all members of their
family. I need some sort of expression that says "if
ClientID is part of a FamilyID, show all ClientID's
belonging to that same FamilyID.
This way, if at "Bob" record, I can enter that "Bob" is
parent and "Mary" is daughter.....then when I go
to "Mary" record, I'll see that "Bob" is already
entered. Again, when at record containing [ClientID], if
[ClientID] is part of a [FamilyID], show all [ClientID]
within the same [FamilyID]. Subsequently, if [ClientID]
is not part of [FamilyID], it will show nothing.
I hope this helps - I thought it would be a simple
expression behind the query of the listbox, but I am
stumped and on a tomorrow deadline.
THANKS THANKS THANKS!
Denise
coffee)
I have tblClient, which store individual's data.
I have tblFamily key being [FamilyID], where you choose
[ClientID] from tblClient to 'make a family'.
When scrolling through client records, I need a listbox
on the frmClient which shows all members of their
family. I need some sort of expression that says "if
ClientID is part of a FamilyID, show all ClientID's
belonging to that same FamilyID.
This way, if at "Bob" record, I can enter that "Bob" is
parent and "Mary" is daughter.....then when I go
to "Mary" record, I'll see that "Bob" is already
entered. Again, when at record containing [ClientID], if
[ClientID] is part of a [FamilyID], show all [ClientID]
within the same [FamilyID]. Subsequently, if [ClientID]
is not part of [FamilyID], it will show nothing.
I hope this helps - I thought it would be a simple
expression behind the query of the listbox, but I am
stumped and on a tomorrow deadline.
THANKS THANKS THANKS!
Denise