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Title: Auto fill Data on a form in microsoft.public.access.forms
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Started 1 month, 3 weeks ago (2008-10-09 08:36:00)  by Ed-Masto
Hello: I have what seems to be a very simple request for help. I have a customer table (with address info, etc) and a sales order header table and a sales line table. When creating a new order, the first field to be completed is the customer number (which is a lookup to the customer table). After the customer ...
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Started 1 month, 3 weeks ago (2008-10-09 10:08:00)  by NetworkTrade
ok first - database best practices is that you don't need any duplicate info - just put in the valid cross reference field value for that customer into your sales record. second - this requires you work via forms and not directly in the table themselves...because one can load the vb to do this autowriting into a form but can ...
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Started 1 month, 3 weeks ago (2008-10-09 10:40:00)  by Ed-Masto
Thanks for the reply. First, I agree that there is no need to duplicate information, but sometimes the address info needs to be changed for just one order. Therefore, I cannot just get the address information from the customer record every time the order prints. I am not a very good vb code jockey. Can you please just give ...
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Started 1 month, 3 weeks ago (2008-10-09 11:17:00)  by John W. Vinson
On Thu, 9 Oct 2008 08:37:02 -0700, Ed-Masto <Ed-Masto@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: >Hello: > >I have what seems to be a very simple request for help. > >I have a customer table (with address info, etc) and a sales order header >table and a sales line table. > >When creating a new order, the first field ...
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Started 1 month, 3 weeks ago (2008-10-09 11:30:00)  by NetworkTrade
like this in the AfterUpdate event of the combobox that is looking up the customer...and presuming that combobox has several fields such as Name, Street, City, etc. Me.NameField=me.CustomerCombo.Column(2) me.AddressField=me.CustomerCombo.Column(3) me.CityField=me.CustomerCombo.Column(4) that's the idea.......
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Started 1 month, 3 weeks ago (2008-10-09 12:24:00)  by Ed-Masto
I see. Thanks! That looks pretty easy. Lemme give it a whirl. ;) "NetworkTrade" wrote: > like this in the AfterUpdate event of the combobox that is looking up the > customer...and presuming that combobox has several fields such as Name, > Street, City, etc. > > Me.NameField=me.CustomerCombo.Column(2) > me....
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Started 1 month, 3 weeks ago (2008-10-09 13:35:00)  by Klatuu
If the Ship To address needs to be changed from time to time, you need an additional table to handle ship to addresses. That would include the customer's default Ship To address. The order header table should then have a foreign key field that points to the correct address record. Then in your form, you could add an additional ...
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Ed-Masto
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Published (2008-10-09 12:24:00)
&nbsp; I see. Thanks! That looks pretty easy. Lemme give it a whirl. ;) &quot;NetworkTrade&quot; wrote: &gt; like this in the AfterUpdate event of the combobox that is looking up the &gt; customer...and presuming that combobox has several fields such as Name, &gt; Street, City, etc. &gt; &gt; Me.NameField=me.CustomerCombo.Column(2) &gt; me.AddressField=me.CustomerCombo.Column(3) &gt;...
NetworkTrade
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Auto fill Data on a form in...
Published (2008-10-09 11:30:00)
&nbsp; like this in the AfterUpdate event of the combobox that is looking up the customer...and presuming that combobox has several fields such as Name, Street, City, etc. Me.NameField=me.CustomerCombo.Column(2) me.AddressField=me.CustomerCombo.Column(3) me.CityField=me.CustomerCombo.Column(4) that's the idea.... -- NTC &quot;Ed-Masto&quot; wrote: &gt; Thanks for the reply. &gt; First, I agree that there is no need to...
John W. Vinson
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Auto fill Data on a form in...
Published (2008-10-09 11:17:00)
&nbsp; On Thu, 9 Oct 2008 08:37:02 -0700, Ed-Masto &lt;Ed-Masto@discussions.microsoft.com&gt; wrote: &gt;Hello: &gt; &gt;I have what seems to be a very simple request for help. &gt; &gt;I have a customer table (with address info, etc) and a sales order header &gt;table and a sales line table. &gt; &gt;When creating a new order, the first field to be completed is the customer &gt;number (which is...
Klatuu
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user's latest post:
Auto fill Data on a form in...
Published (2008-10-09 13:35:00)
&nbsp; If the Ship To address needs to be changed from time to time, you need an additional table to handle ship to addresses. That would include the customer's default Ship To address. The order header table should then have a foreign key field that points to the correct address record. Then in your form, you could add an additional combo that would allow you to either select an existing ship to or create a new one. You would need...