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March 9th, 2006, 02:47 PM
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Can I do this in a data access page?
Hi there
I was asked by my company to sort out some shared excel workbook problems and I thought I'd give access a try.I created 3 tables each being linked to one another and then created a data access page.My question is can you run a active query on a field that constantly searches the table to see if the value exist.If the value exist then it should fill out(or grey out) all fields from the same table.I would not like that specific table to grow with redundant data and i also would not like people calling me every second because their page recieves an error about duplicate values. Any help would greatly be appreciated. Thank You 
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March 9th, 2006, 03:15 PM
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Can I do this in a data access page?
"Broodjie" wrote in message
... Hi there I was asked by my company to sort out some shared excel workbook problems and I thought I'd give access a try.I created 3 tables each being linked to one another and then created a data access page.My question is can you run a active query on a field that constantly searches the table to see if the value exist.If the value exist then it should fill out(or grey out) all fields from the same table.I would not like that specific table to grow with redundant data and i also would not like people calling me every second because their page recieves an error about duplicate values. Are you saying that one field should contain no duplicates? If so then you can set this at table level. Open the table in design mode, move to the field in question and change the "indexed" property to "yes (no duplicates)". Sorted. Keith. www.keithwilby.com
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March 10th, 2006, 12:06 PM
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Can I do this in a data access page?
or use a delete query to delete duplicates
"Broodjie" wrote: Hi there I was asked by my company to sort out some shared excel workbook problems and I thought I'd give access a try.I created 3 tables each being linked to one another and then created a data access page.My question is can you run a active query on a field that constantly searches the table to see if the value exist.If the value exist then it should fill out(or grey out) all fields from the same table.I would not like that specific table to grow with redundant data and i also would not like people calling me every second because their page recieves an error about duplicate values. Any help would greatly be appreciated. Thank You
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