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(1) I have a table with approx 1000 clients, each with an autonumber primary
key. A simple form is used to look at, enter and update records in the client
table. Call it "Form A."
(2) I have a second table which lists transaction information for some of
the clients, and contains a look up field to link to a client when necessary.
EAchrecord carries its own autonumber , which is also the primary key. So
this is a related table.
(3) I have a query, including both tables , which shows related information
from both the client and the transaction tables. A form is built on this
query, which can view the related info for a client and is capable of
adjusting information in either table. Call the second form "Form B".
(4) My problem is as follows:
If I am looking at a record in form A, and I want to see the associated
record in Form B, how do I set up a button to jump me to the linked record in
Form B??. I have tried adding Buttons with the wizard, and writing a piece of
VB Code to do the job, but my code writing skills obviously arent up to
speed. Would appreciate any help
Jim Dublin
key. A simple form is used to look at, enter and update records in the client
table. Call it "Form A."
(2) I have a second table which lists transaction information for some of
the clients, and contains a look up field to link to a client when necessary.
EAchrecord carries its own autonumber , which is also the primary key. So
this is a related table.
(3) I have a query, including both tables , which shows related information
from both the client and the transaction tables. A form is built on this
query, which can view the related info for a client and is capable of
adjusting information in either table. Call the second form "Form B".
(4) My problem is as follows:
If I am looking at a record in form A, and I want to see the associated
record in Form B, how do I set up a button to jump me to the linked record in
Form B??. I have tried adding Buttons with the wizard, and writing a piece of
VB Code to do the job, but my code writing skills obviously arent up to
speed. Would appreciate any help
Jim Dublin