Hi Caryl..
I confirm that you can link your outlook inbox to access datbase and make
the fields you need add beside the ones of the outlook.,but there'a another
way more secure to use (i have been using this way to run my project for more
than 3 months)
First link the inbox of Outlook to your access database,then create a new
table that contains the exact fields of table 1 ,then add the fields you need
to add,then make a "Not maching query" ,there's a wizard to do this,that
links between the two tables,use the join type property to view the fields in
table1 that are not existent in table2(the one simliar to table1),you can use
the field "Received" to make the relationship between the two tables..
Finally make an append query that appends the not matching query fields
to table2,by doing this you need to make a button on your form to run the
append query,so at the end you'll make the required project successfully.
Caryl said:
Pietro - are you trying to tell us that IS it possible to keep Access &
Outlook synchronized? If I follow your instructions & If I set up my Access
table correctly? What about a query? Because, I have not started my project
yet & am trying to figure out the best way to keep everyting up to date -
and some of my contacts will not be in Outlook, I figure a query would be the
best way to accomplish that. But any help is useful. I have also posted a
question with Subject: merge Word & Access & Outlook. I am looking forward
to all help!
Pietro said:
Dear Erin Esq,
There's a good way to do this :
make another table that contains the other fields that you'd like to link to
the "Inbox table",the other table should contain the field "receiving date"
then make a relationship between "received" in the "inbox table" and
"receiving date"
Make a form that has its rowsource from the "Inbox" table and adda subform
that has its source from the other table that contains the fields that you'd
like to link to the "inbox". try to avoid mouse wheel in the subform as it
may confuse data ,you can avoid this by doing the following :
make unbound text boxes on the main form that has its value from the subform
example :
to view the value of the [customer code] form the subform on the main form
,you should make an unbound text box on the main form and type the following
code in the controlsource:
=[Forms]![Inbox]![othertable]![Form].[customer code]
once you do this for all the other fields you should set the value visible
of the subform to 'no'.
try it it's magnificent
:
I created new fields in Outlook that are not showing up when I like to a new
Access table. Only the original Outlook fields are showing up in Access. How
do I get all my data to link?