using dlookup and multiple table querie on a single form

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M G Henry

I have posted in the forms group looking for some assistance...

I have a project that requires the use of dlookup to retrieve data
from a matrix and then use factors input from a form to do aritmetic
functions to result in a sale price for any given quantity...

Having a problem constructing the querie upon which the form is based
to have it lookup across the tables properly.

the link to the thread is:

http://groups.google.com/group/micr...97cdb/69aaaec395a4b4e1?hl=en#69aaaec395a4b4e1

any help would be appreciated

M G Henry
 
It seems that you don't understand normalization and writing code. Your table
should not be a matrix. You need to normalize the table structure so that
adding "brackets" or whatever would never ever mean adding fields or
modifying code.

Also, you mentioned "Macro". I believe you would have much better success
creating one or more functions with code to determine pricing.
 
It seems that you don't understand normalization and writing code. Your table
should not be a matrix. You need to normalize the table structure so that
adding "brackets" or whatever would never ever mean adding fields or
modifying code.

Also, you mentioned "Macro". I believe you would have much better success
creating one or more functions with code to determine pricing.
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Duane Hookom
Microsoft Access MVP









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excuse my lack of the correct terminology, as I am just beginning at
Access...

What I meant by the term matrix was a table with several different
columns and then rows within the columns... and what I needed to do
was use the dlookup command to find the proper row within the
table....

Thru much trial and error and other research I was able to solve my
problem.

I will work on learning the correct terminology.
 

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