Intermediate - pro help ASAP!

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PROJECT CUSTOMER Quote
Job A DynaTen 110701
TMC
DuctWorks
Job B Apple 110702
TMC
Job C Orange 110703

For each job there are multiple customers. I have a table set up for each
one so that when I enter the customer name in the system it pops up who the
customer is email address fax and so on. Is there a quick way so that each
job can have multiple customers without messing up my relationship in Access?

Keep in mind I am new at access. I need a detailed step by step detailed
instruction on how to do this... OR... I can just give you the file and you
can help me fix it from there.

Thank you everyone
 
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HoganD87 said:
PROJECT CUSTOMER Quote
Job A DynaTen 110701
TMC
DuctWorks
Job B Apple 110702
TMC
Job C Orange 110703

For each job there are multiple customers. I have a table set up for
each one so that when I enter the customer name in the system it pops
up who the customer is email address fax and so on. Is there a quick
way so that each job can have multiple customers without messing up
my relationship in Access?

Keep in mind I am new at access. I need a detailed step by step
detailed instruction on how to do this... OR... I can just give you
the file and you can help me fix it from there.

You need to have (at least) three tables: a table of Projects (or Jobs,
if that's an alternative name for the same thing), a table of Customers,
and a table of ProjectsCustomers. This last table is a linking table,
with one record per project+customer combination. Each record would
have one field that holds the key to the Project, and one field that
holds the key to the Customer.
 
Are you saying that you have a different table for each customer? That's
seldom (if ever) a good idea.
 
I do not see how you can have three customer for one job. Also how can you
have one quote for three customers?
Seems like you need three tables in a one-to-many relationship -- Job/Qoute
to Job_Cust and Customers to Job_Cust.
Jobs --
JobID - autonumber - primary key
JobName - text
Quote - number - single

Customers --
CustID - autonumber - Primary
Name - text
Addr1 - text
Addr2 - text
City - text
State - text
Zip - text
Phone - text

Job_Cust --
JobID - number - integer
CustID - number - integer
 

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