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In an application, say an order system, you'll have to look up values
from maybe two other tables on the Order form, like:
Customers->Orders<-Employees
Now by using the dataform wizard, in C# of the Visual Studio .NET 2003,
you'll end up with a headache: the customer field and the employees
field are both a textbox whit a number.
Clearly what you'll need is two comboboxes where you can choose both
customer and employee by name and not by number.
My question:
How can I make this in a simple way?
Me.Name
In an application, say an order system, you'll have to look up values
from maybe two other tables on the Order form, like:
Customers->Orders<-Employees
Now by using the dataform wizard, in C# of the Visual Studio .NET 2003,
you'll end up with a headache: the customer field and the employees
field are both a textbox whit a number.
Clearly what you'll need is two comboboxes where you can choose both
customer and employee by name and not by number.
My question:
How can I make this in a simple way?
Me.Name