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mbedford1
There are two tables and a form:
tblAssets
tblEmployees
frmAssets
tbleEmployees, among other things, has columns for User FirstName, User
LastName, and EmployeeID.
frmAssets primarily deals with tblAssets but pulls from other locations,
including tblEmployees.
frmAssets has field for EmployeeID, but not employees names.
There are two requirements:
1) When displaying entries in frmAssets, I want to see the employees name
corresponding to the EmployeeID stored for that asset record in tblAssets.
2) When entering new records in frmAssets, I want to be able to select the
appropriate employees name from a drop-down list and have it store the
corresponding EmployeeID value in tblAssets.
Can I do this simply using a query or coding and tblEmployees because it
already has both the EmployeeID and the names?
Or would it be better to build this using a query that concatenated First
and Last names and another update query, pulling from that concatenated name
list and converting names to IDs and IDs to names?
Or is there another way I'm missing altogether?
tblAssets
tblEmployees
frmAssets
tbleEmployees, among other things, has columns for User FirstName, User
LastName, and EmployeeID.
frmAssets primarily deals with tblAssets but pulls from other locations,
including tblEmployees.
frmAssets has field for EmployeeID, but not employees names.
There are two requirements:
1) When displaying entries in frmAssets, I want to see the employees name
corresponding to the EmployeeID stored for that asset record in tblAssets.
2) When entering new records in frmAssets, I want to be able to select the
appropriate employees name from a drop-down list and have it store the
corresponding EmployeeID value in tblAssets.
Can I do this simply using a query or coding and tblEmployees because it
already has both the EmployeeID and the names?
Or would it be better to build this using a query that concatenated First
and Last names and another update query, pulling from that concatenated name
list and converting names to IDs and IDs to names?
Or is there another way I'm missing altogether?