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Chris
I'm trying to set values equal to that of another field already entered in a
form. Any quick and easy ideas on how to do that?
Thanks
Chris
form. Any quick and easy ideas on how to do that?
Thanks
Chris
Chris said:I'm trying to set values equal to that of another field already entered in a
form. Any quick and easy ideas on how to do that?
I'm trying to set values equal to that of another field already entered in a
form. Any quick and easy ideas on how to do that?
Thanks
Chris
The second table has various fields to hold number of hours logged in that
flight. If I select an aircraft that is high performance and complex, I want
to have the HighPerf and Cmplx fields have values equal to the
'SingleEngine' time.
I hope this makes sense.
John Vinson said:No. It doesn't.
The fact that an aircraft is high performance is an attribute *OF THE
AIRCRAFT*. It is not an attribute of a logged hour.
Just store the aircraft ID in the log table, and use a Query to look
up these fields from the aircraft table. There is no need or benefit
to store these values redundantly in the log table.
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Well, that might be your opinion but was the way we wanted to try to do it.
I know I could query the table, based on an aircraft ID, and find out how
many hours of a specific type there are. This however, makes it more
difficult to ever view the data in a spreadsheet form. It is also very
possible to have the entire table exported to a user.
I'm open to other suggestions.
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