Joining tables to recognize multiple addresses

J

JOsmon

I have two tables, one is a list of Water users for a
city with their street address,city, state, zip and the
other table is a list of multiple addresses for the Water
user if he owns additional property. I am trying to list
the additional addresses in the form that was created,
but only the original address shows up. How do I connect
the tables and show all the addresses associates with the
Water user on the form? Thanks.
 
D

david epsom dot com dot au

On the water user form, place a listbox or subform
that shows the multiple addresses.

In the multiple address table, have a field that
is the primary key of the water users tables.

I personally would consider having just one address
table. Then the water user table would just have
name and index to address table. The multiple address
table would just have water user index and address index
fields.

(david)
 
A

Armen Stein

I have two tables, one is a list of Water users for a
city with their street address,city, state, zip and the
other table is a list of multiple addresses for the Water
user if he owns additional property. I am trying to list
the additional addresses in the form that was created,
but only the original address shows up. How do I connect
the tables and show all the addresses associates with the
Water user on the form? Thanks.

Hi,

The additional address records can be displayed using a subform. There
is a wizard to help you build a subform - you can start it from the
Toolbox when you are in Design View of your form.

--
Armen Stein
Access 2003 VBA Programmer's Reference
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0764559036/jstreettech-20
J Street Technology, Inc.
Armen _@_ JStreetTech _._ com
 

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