I'll try it.
Thanks a lot,
Aldo.
"June7 via AccessMonster.com" wrote:
> Your query needs the field TasksID from the PeopleTasks table and the combo
> box should be bound to this field. Right now it appears to be bound to the
> TaskDescription field of Tasks table so you are changing the description in
> that table but not changing the task ID that the record in PeopleTasks is
> linked to. The RowSource in the combobox should include the TaskID and
> TaskDescription (in that order) from Tasks table but the ControlSource should
> be TasksID of PeopleTasks table. Users should see the task description but
> not the ID in order to make informed choice. Set the ColumnCount to 2,
> ColumnWidths to 0;2.
> You can build the query in the form's RecordSource property, doesn't have to
> be a saved query.
>
> Aldo wrote:
> >Hi guys,
> >
> >I am new to MS Access. I am working with Access 2007.
> >I have some problems while creating a form.
> >
> >I have created the following tables:
> >
> >Table "People":
> >PeopleID FirstName
> >2 Aldo
> >
> >Table "Tasks":
> >TaskID TaskDescription
> >2 A
> >3 B
> >4 C
> >
> >Table "PeopleTasks":
> >PeopleTasksID PeopleID TasksID
> >2 2 3
> >
> >I have a query named "Get_PeopleTasks" as follows:
> >SELECT
> >People.FirstName,
> >Tasks.TaskDescription
> >FROM
> >(People
> >INNER JOIN PeopleTasks ON People.PeopleID=PeopleTasks.PeopleID)
> >INNER JOIN Tasks ON PeopleTasks.TaksID=Tasks.TaksID;
> >
> >Running the query I get the data below:
> >FirstName TaskDescription
> >Aldo B
> >
> >I need to create a form to quickly updating data in those tables, in
> >example, changing "B" to "C" will also change the value of field " TasksID"
> >from "3" to "4".
> >I created a new form based on query "Get_PeopleTasks", changed
> >TaskDescription as combo box and programmatically set it to show the values
> >in table "Tasks.TaskDescription" on form load.
> >When trying to change the value in the combo box (clicking on another
> >option), I get the change reflected in table "Tasks", so the values in the
> >table will look that:
> >TaskID TaskDescription
> >2 A
> >3 C
> >4 C
> >
> >How can I work it around?
> >What I am doing wrong?
> >
> >Thanks in advance for any help,
> >Aldo.
>
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