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Sun 30 Sep 2007, 11:39Delegate Philip said...
Philip has attended:
Excel Advanced course
Access Advanced course
Project Intro Intermediate course
Microsoft Access
I have two forms, one and two, addressing two related tables, one and two. The connecting key is IDNumber. When working in form one at (say) IDNumber 5 on table one, it wish to open form two displaying IDNumber 5 on table 2.
How can I build an expression to do this, please?
Tue 2 Oct 2007, 10:56Trainer Richard said...
RE: Microsoft Access
Hi Philip,
This is fairly simple.
1. Add a COMMAND BUTTON to your form.
2. When the wizard appears, choose FORM OPERATIONS and then OPEN FORM
(click NEXT)
3. Choose the form you want to open from the list
(click NEXT)
4. Choose the first option OPEN THE FORM AND FIND SPECIFIC DATA TO DISPLAY
(click NEXT)
5. LINK to common fields - IDNUMBER
(click NEXT)
6. Choose if you want text or an image on the button
(click NEXT)
7. Name the Comand Button for future reference - OpenRelatedFormRecord or something appropriate.
(click FINISH)
Done.
Regards
Richard
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