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Ratbert_CP
This should be simple...
I have two tables in my DB, one is a simple name/ID lookup, the other
is an ID/Date/Notes table, that contains all the meeting notes. I
have two combo boxes that properly work in sync to select either the
name or the ID of a target person, and even a date picker to set a
date other than today. I also have an enabled text field to allow the
insertion of new notes (although I use VBA and raw SQL to do the
insertions). What I'm having trouble with is getting a locked/
disabled text field to display a sorted list of all date/notes entries
for the selected target ID.
The use case is something like this: 1) Select a target person by name
or ID, 2) Review historical notes, 3) Enter and save new notes.
I'm familiar with RDBS and SQL as a query language, but Access is
foreign to me. The reason I'm not doing a more involved project is
that I wanted this to be a quickly knocked out tool for my wife to
use, and I wanted to leverage the existing tools she would have on her
work computer. So much for that. I'm already over schedule...
Thank you for any help, I've Googled and sifted to no avail. I'm
either trying to do something so basic, no one has any tutorials or
how-tos on the subject, or I'm going at it from such a non-Access way
that no one would think it was an issue. Please enlighten me!
Ken Cummins
I have two tables in my DB, one is a simple name/ID lookup, the other
is an ID/Date/Notes table, that contains all the meeting notes. I
have two combo boxes that properly work in sync to select either the
name or the ID of a target person, and even a date picker to set a
date other than today. I also have an enabled text field to allow the
insertion of new notes (although I use VBA and raw SQL to do the
insertions). What I'm having trouble with is getting a locked/
disabled text field to display a sorted list of all date/notes entries
for the selected target ID.
The use case is something like this: 1) Select a target person by name
or ID, 2) Review historical notes, 3) Enter and save new notes.
I'm familiar with RDBS and SQL as a query language, but Access is
foreign to me. The reason I'm not doing a more involved project is
that I wanted this to be a quickly knocked out tool for my wife to
use, and I wanted to leverage the existing tools she would have on her
work computer. So much for that. I'm already over schedule...
Thank you for any help, I've Googled and sifted to no avail. I'm
either trying to do something so basic, no one has any tutorials or
how-tos on the subject, or I'm going at it from such a non-Access way
that no one would think it was an issue. Please enlighten me!
Ken Cummins