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I am creating a subform (Access 2003/NT) in which the user will type in a
Melt# (contained in the tblChemicalResults). I need to create a side by side
comparison of the chemical requirements from the tblChemicalRequirements to
the actual results contained in the tblChemicalResults, but I need it to
exclude any non zero values from both tables. Each table contains all of the
possible 14 different metal elements that could possibly go into making a
particular part. Obviously, not all 14 go into every part, so how do I
display only the elements that have a non zero value while also displaying
the corresponding Melt# (or possibly #'s)?
Sadly, I have been trying to figure this our for far more time than I am
willing to admit. I am just getting back into this after some years, so
please have patients in my foolishness as I am sure this is some pretty easy
and basic stuff.
Any and all help is greatly appreciated!!!!!
Melt# (contained in the tblChemicalResults). I need to create a side by side
comparison of the chemical requirements from the tblChemicalRequirements to
the actual results contained in the tblChemicalResults, but I need it to
exclude any non zero values from both tables. Each table contains all of the
possible 14 different metal elements that could possibly go into making a
particular part. Obviously, not all 14 go into every part, so how do I
display only the elements that have a non zero value while also displaying
the corresponding Melt# (or possibly #'s)?
Sadly, I have been trying to figure this our for far more time than I am
willing to admit. I am just getting back into this after some years, so
please have patients in my foolishness as I am sure this is some pretty easy
and basic stuff.
Any and all help is greatly appreciated!!!!!