Access job table has "client last name" & client table has "last name". same
data different name. when i try to join relationship nothing happens with
the data. it is not sharing data for last name.???

Are you sure you want to do that?

How many "Smith" or "Jones" or "Fernandes" or "Ivanov" entries might there
be in a job or a client table? Joining on "last name" is not a good idea...

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"Access problems" <Access (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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> Access job table has "client last name" & client table has "last name".
> same
> data different name. when i try to join relationship nothing happens with
> the data. it is not sharing data for last name.???

Your Job table should be related to your Client table by a unique
key field, like an autonumber... not a LastName. What happens when
you have more than one Smith in your database? LastName is not unique
enough to create a realtionship.

>>when i try to join relationship nothing happens with the data.
Not sure what that means, but correcting the table structure and key
fields would trump that issue...
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"Access problems" <Access (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
message news:470B4EC2-31F6-4D86-A16C-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Access job table has "client last name" & client table has "last name".
> same
> data different name. when i try to join relationship nothing happens with
> the data. it is not sharing data for last name.???