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Claire
I'm working on creating an updateable form for a table that is sorted by a
field not in that table (many to one relationship). All the queries I've
tried have too many levels or unions so that the field I need to change will
not allow entry. My next thought was to use DLookup to pull in the
information, which was successful, except that I can not sort by that field.
After hitting the wall a few too many times on a Friday, I was hoping someone
may have another idea.
tblScheduledTests
CS
DateScheduled
qryInspectionCallSlips (union of imported table and manually entered table)
CS
SiteNo
tblSites
SiteNo
SiteName
I need to update the scheduled date in tblScheduledTests, with the CS sorted
by SiteName (This is how the information will be passed over for data entry).
The only other solution I can think of de-nomalizes the data- when appending
the CSs to tblScheduledTests (which does need to happen)I'd also append a
SiteName field. This would work, but if I ever need to sort the form in a
different way I would be stuck.
Thanks for any suggestions!
~Claire
field not in that table (many to one relationship). All the queries I've
tried have too many levels or unions so that the field I need to change will
not allow entry. My next thought was to use DLookup to pull in the
information, which was successful, except that I can not sort by that field.
After hitting the wall a few too many times on a Friday, I was hoping someone
may have another idea.
tblScheduledTests
CS
DateScheduled
qryInspectionCallSlips (union of imported table and manually entered table)
CS
SiteNo
tblSites
SiteNo
SiteName
I need to update the scheduled date in tblScheduledTests, with the CS sorted
by SiteName (This is how the information will be passed over for data entry).
The only other solution I can think of de-nomalizes the data- when appending
the CSs to tblScheduledTests (which does need to happen)I'd also append a
SiteName field. This would work, but if I ever need to sort the form in a
different way I would be stuck.
Thanks for any suggestions!
~Claire