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Kahuna
I hope this makes more sense than my last post but its still seems like a
difficult one to get my head around in terms of logic!
I have two tables with a 'one to many' relationship and a form.
The 'one' Table is tblFilter and has an autonumber field.
The 'many' table is tblAnomaly, with a LongInteger as the link field and
fldRepNo and fldRefNo.
The form is frmAddAnomaly, with two fields fldRepNo and fldRefNo
My task is to create a query that lists only those tblFilter records which
do not have an associated tblAnomaly record.
So. if tblFilter has 10 tblAnomaly records associated, and any one of those
10 has fldRepNo and fldRefNo as shown on the frmAddAnomaly form then those
tblFilter records should NOT be listed.
Should be easy but my efforts so far have raised every record in tblFilter
where there is a tblAnomaly record that does not have fldRepNo and fldRefNo.
So I end up adding multiple records.
Any help with this logic would be gratefully appreciated.
difficult one to get my head around in terms of logic!
I have two tables with a 'one to many' relationship and a form.
The 'one' Table is tblFilter and has an autonumber field.
The 'many' table is tblAnomaly, with a LongInteger as the link field and
fldRepNo and fldRefNo.
The form is frmAddAnomaly, with two fields fldRepNo and fldRefNo
My task is to create a query that lists only those tblFilter records which
do not have an associated tblAnomaly record.
So. if tblFilter has 10 tblAnomaly records associated, and any one of those
10 has fldRepNo and fldRefNo as shown on the frmAddAnomaly form then those
tblFilter records should NOT be listed.
Should be easy but my efforts so far have raised every record in tblFilter
where there is a tblAnomaly record that does not have fldRepNo and fldRefNo.
So I end up adding multiple records.
Any help with this logic would be gratefully appreciated.