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Secondary lookup table
I know how to pick from a lookup table to insert information into a column.
Based on the selection in the first column, I would like to have different lists available for a second column. For example, column A would have a lookup table with "flow switch" and "level switch" as the available picks. When filling out Column B, if "flow switch" is picked for column A, a lookup table with "target type" and "pressure type" would be available. But if "level switch" is picked for column A, "float type" and "conductivity type" would be available. Thanks. |
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Secondary lookup table
The Northwinds sample application supplied with Access provides an
example. HTH -- -Larry- -- "bikeet2capt" wrote in message ... I know how to pick from a lookup table to insert information into a column. Based on the selection in the first column, I would like to have different lists available for a second column. For example, column A would have a lookup table with "flow switch" and "level switch" as the available picks. When filling out Column B, if "flow switch" is picked for column A, a lookup table with "target type" and "pressure type" would be available. But if "level switch" is picked for column A, "float type" and "conductivity type" would be available. Thanks. |
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