Using form & Query

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I am new to Access's Form/Report function, and am not sure if this is workable.

I want to have a form, with details information displayed (either as blank
or not). With an input box that where i can put in a case number. With that
number, i would like to pull out the information relating to it and make
additional changes. (such as add in more details).

Will it be too difficult for a newbie to make? Thank you.
 
Hi AC
have a look at the access templates available on microsoft.com
There are samples that show how to use a drop down box.
You could build a drop down box to hold the case numbers.
When a case number is chosen, the form shows the details for that case
number.


Jeanette Cunningham MS Access MVP -- Melbourne Victoria Australia
 
I am new to Access's Form/Report function, and am not sure if this is workable.

I want to have a form, with details information displayed (either as blank
or not). With an input box that where i can put in a case number. With that
number, i would like to pull out the information relating to it and make
additional changes. (such as add in more details).

Will it be too difficult for a newbie to make? Thank you.
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very easy, actually.

First design your Tables. They're where data is stored, and the tables and
their relationships are the foundation of your database.

You can base a Form on your table of Cases, with textboxes and other controls
to display the information about the case.

On that Form you can put a "Combo Box" control using the toolbox combo box
wizard. Choose the option "Use this combo to find a record" and have it
display the case number.
 
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