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Forms: not working right with tables.
I am not totaly good with access. The problem is: I have many tables
setup and working like I need them to. This is a church project. Table 1 is linked to table two. Table one stores only address, home phone and stuff related to family's that live at the same address and table two stores names, cell phone, birthdays and stuff related to a singel person. When I create a form to enter this information it works good like a charm. The problems start with table two and three. Table three will be used to keep a recoded of the attendaince. All tables are setup and working and linked with each other correctly. Here Is the problem when I create the form and have it to show the ID, First Name, Last Name from table two it works with out any problems but then when I add the fields from table three which is date and attendaince status then that's when things stop working cause it will no longer pull any information from table two as if there is no information in the table. But as soon as I remove the 2 items from table three then it starts to work right by pulling info from table two. What I need it two do is to pull information from table two and push information to table three. This is what I am trying to get the form to look like: Sunday Morning Attendanice "date" to auto fill all records for the current day. ID name1 "Check Box" to enter present or absent for each person. ID name2 "Check Box" ID name3 "Check Box" ID name4 "Check Box" Someone please help. Thanks-God Bless, Brandon "scott15597" |
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Forms: not working right with tables.
Brandon,
Look in the Help file and learn about using Sub Forms. Anytime you have a one-to-many relationship between your tables, you will want to use a Sub Form that is embeded in your main form that will display the "many" side of the relationship. Using a sub form is not restricted to having only one. You can have more than one sub form. There is a Master and Child link property for a sub form that tells the sub form how it relates to records in the main form. ----- HTH Mr. B http://www.askdoctoraccess.com/ Doctor Access Downloads Page: http://www.askdoctoraccess.com/DownloadPage.htm "Scott15597" wrote: I am not totaly good with access. The problem is: I have many tables setup and working like I need them to. This is a church project. Table 1 is linked to table two. Table one stores only address, home phone and stuff related to family's that live at the same address and table two stores names, cell phone, birthdays and stuff related to a singel person. When I create a form to enter this information it works good like a charm. The problems start with table two and three. Table three will be used to keep a recoded of the attendaince. All tables are setup and working and linked with each other correctly. Here Is the problem when I create the form and have it to show the ID, First Name, Last Name from table two it works with out any problems but then when I add the fields from table three which is date and attendaince status then that's when things stop working cause it will no longer pull any information from table two as if there is no information in the table. But as soon as I remove the 2 items from table three then it starts to work right by pulling info from table two. What I need it two do is to pull information from table two and push information to table three. This is what I am trying to get the form to look like: Sunday Morning Attendanice "date" to auto fill all records for the current day. ID name1 "Check Box" to enter present or absent for each person. ID name2 "Check Box" ID name3 "Check Box" ID name4 "Check Box" Someone please help. Thanks-God Bless, Brandon "scott15597" . |
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Forms: not working right with tables.
Hi,
Using sub-forms work but is there a way to have the list of names from table two to show up all at once in a list and then have a check box to tell table three that there present or absent along with entering the date only once to take effect on all names or do I have to do one record at a time? Thanks-God Bless, Brandon "scott15597" |
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Forms: not working right with tables.
I'm having trouble sorting out just what you are trying to do, but in general
the only information from Table2 that needs to be in Table3 is the linking field value, which you do with the Link Master and Link Child properties of the subform control (assuming the tables are properly related). If I understand correctly you want a list of all parishoners from which to select the names of those who attended. You say that all relationships are set up correctly, but you have not been specific. You probably should have a Services table, with a related Attendance table. I will give the tables names, as it is difficult to think about which table number goes with which entity. tblPeople PersonID (primary key, or PK) LastName FirstName etc. tblService ServiceID (PK) ServiceDate etc. tblAttendance AttendanceID (PK) ServiceID (Linking field to tblService) PersonID (Linking field to tblPeople) Note that you need relationships from tblAttendance to both tblService and tblPeople. One Service may be attended by many people, and one person may attend many services. The main attendance form is based on tblService, with a subform based on tblAttendance. The Link Master and Link Child properties of the subform control are ServiceID. A combo box or list box bound to PersonID gets its Row Source from a query based on tblPeople. Typically this would be a two- column query: the first column is PeopleID, and the second something like: FullName: [LastName] & ", " & [FirstName]. The combo box Column Count is 2, the Column widths are something like 0";1.5", and the Bound Column is 1. You are storing only the PersonID; however you are selecting a name, not a number, from the combo box. Scott15597 wrote: Hi, Using sub-forms work but is there a way to have the list of names from table two to show up all at once in a list and then have a check box to tell table three that there present or absent along with entering the date only once to take effect on all names or do I have to do one record at a time? Thanks-God Bless, Brandon "scott15597" -- Message posted via AccessMonster.com http://www.accessmonster.com/Uwe/For...forms/200911/1 |
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Forms: not working right with tables.
Hi,
This is the way I have my tables setup. Table 2 Table 3 Table 4 AttendainceID---------------AttendainceID VistiorsID------------- VistiorsID First Name Attendaince Status First Name Last Name Date Last Name I need a form that will show table 2, enter information in table 3, table 4 I need to be able to enter new information and/or use exsting information. There are more tables like table three. Table three rebasents Sunday Morning, Sunday Night, Wednesday Night, Special Services. Or should I redo my tables and if so how should I? Thanks-God Bless, Brandon "scott15597" |
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Forms: not working right with tables.
Earlier you wrote "table two stores names, cell phone, birthdays and stuff
related to a singel person". Now you are describing AttendanceID, which is not an attribute of a person. Remember, tables store information about a single type of entity. Address and Phone Number may be thought of as attributes of a person. Attendance at an event is not. I do not know where VisitorsID came from or how it fits into the picture. The description in my previous posting describes how to set up the tables and the form/subform you need to make this work, from what I understand of your needs. The Services table can have an extra field to describe the service (morning, evening,etc.) If a form "shows" a table, that table is the one into which data are entered. You can push data into another table, but that is rarely the best approach. You stated that your tables are "setup and working and linked with each other correctly", but that is difficult to evaluate without knowing how they are set up and related. However, I suspect the database structure is not as solid as it could be. Again, I suggested a way to make this work. If it does not, more details are needed about the tables and structure. Scott15597 wrote: Hi, This is the way I have my tables setup. Table 2 Table 3 Table 4 AttendainceID---------------AttendainceID VistiorsID------------- VistiorsID First Name Attendaince Status First Name Last Name Date Last Name I need a form that will show table 2, enter information in table 3, table 4 I need to be able to enter new information and/or use exsting information. There are more tables like table three. Table three rebasents Sunday Morning, Sunday Night, Wednesday Night, Special Services. Or should I redo my tables and if so how should I? Thanks-God Bless, Brandon "scott15597" -- Message posted via http://www.accessmonster.com |
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Forms: not working right with tables.
Hi,
Can I send you an email with my access file so you can look at it and be able to better help me. If so where can I send it to? Thanks-God Bless, Brandon "scott15597" |
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Forms: not working right with tables.
You could send it to bamoob_AT_Yahoo_DOT_com, but I can't promise I will be
able to look at it carefully any time soon. Scott15597 wrote: Hi, Can I send you an email with my access file so you can look at it and be able to better help me. If so where can I send it to? Thanks-God Bless, Brandon "scott15597" -- Message posted via http://www.accessmonster.com |
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