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Chris
Hello All, this question is hard to explain but my application uses the
combobox in 6 different locations so please bare with me.
My combobox is based on a query that links 5 tables together.
This causes messy results that are hard to understand .e.g. master table and
2 dependent tables. one of the dependent tables has 7 entries for one entry
in the master table. I was hoping that, if I had 7 entries for the other
table all the values would be next to each other in the combo box. However,
the query shows the 7 entries as 49 entries because of the table structure.
can a combo box have two different record sources?
Terrible explanation I know, but without I diagram I can't explain it.
Oh Well it never hurt to ask.
combobox in 6 different locations so please bare with me.
My combobox is based on a query that links 5 tables together.
This causes messy results that are hard to understand .e.g. master table and
2 dependent tables. one of the dependent tables has 7 entries for one entry
in the master table. I was hoping that, if I had 7 entries for the other
table all the values would be next to each other in the combo box. However,
the query shows the 7 entries as 49 entries because of the table structure.
can a combo box have two different record sources?
Terrible explanation I know, but without I diagram I can't explain it.
Oh Well it never hurt to ask.