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gmenon100 via AccessMonster.com
Dear Friends,
I have a access project having 2 tables. tblpurchase: with PuchID, Purdate,
PurchAmt, EmpID
TblEmployee with EmpID, EmpName ......
EmpID is a foreign key in tblpurchase from TblEmployee
When you open the employee table and click the "+" it lists all purchase made
by the employee. Alls well here.
My problem:
I added another table : tblAttendance with AttID, AttDate, AttdType, and
EmpID where EmpID is the foreign Key connected to the tblEmployee. But now
when the "+" sign in the Employee table is clicked, it prompts for a
subdatasheet.
My question:
Can I see both the tblattendance, and tblpurchase when the "+" is clicked.
Appreciate your response.
Thanks
Gmenon
I have a access project having 2 tables. tblpurchase: with PuchID, Purdate,
PurchAmt, EmpID
TblEmployee with EmpID, EmpName ......
EmpID is a foreign key in tblpurchase from TblEmployee
When you open the employee table and click the "+" it lists all purchase made
by the employee. Alls well here.
My problem:
I added another table : tblAttendance with AttID, AttDate, AttdType, and
EmpID where EmpID is the foreign Key connected to the tblEmployee. But now
when the "+" sign in the Employee table is clicked, it prompts for a
subdatasheet.
My question:
Can I see both the tblattendance, and tblpurchase when the "+" is clicked.
Appreciate your response.
Thanks
Gmenon