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Getting information from two tables with no apparent relationship
It 's late, I'm tired, and things are getting fuzzy. I have a table of parts
which require numerous identified operations to be performed on them. I have a list of companies who can perform some of of the operations. I want to build a query/form whereby I enter a part and it matches the suppliers who can perform the operations required for that part. How do i approach this? Thanks. Phil (I'd probably figure it out on Monday morning) |
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Getting information from two tables with no apparent relationship
Do you have any tables defined yet? If so, please provide the structures with
significant fields. If no tables yet, take a stab at what you think you need. I would have tables of: tblParts tblOperations tblPartOperations tblCompanies tblCompanyOperations -- Duane Hookom Microsoft Access MVP "Phil" wrote: It 's late, I'm tired, and things are getting fuzzy. I have a table of parts which require numerous identified operations to be performed on them. I have a list of companies who can perform some of of the operations. I want to build a query/form whereby I enter a part and it matches the suppliers who can perform the operations required for that part. How do i approach this? Thanks. Phil (I'd probably figure it out on Monday morning) |
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