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Hi,
I am creating a found/lost property database for my workplace.
One feature we would like is that when items are found and entered they are
checked against a list of items that have been reported lost to see if we
have the item.
We would probably like to use a drop down combo box for the main category
(i.e. mobile phone) with different combo boxes for other options/details
(i.e. Nokia, Samsung etc) when entering the item. A list of matching items
would then be on one side of the form listing all 'Nokia mobile phones'
reported lost (from another form with the contact details of the person who
reported the item lost), it would then be nice to click and bring up the
relevant record thus reducing the need to search through each mobile phone
record everytime we have one handed in.
Can I do this? If so how?
The aim of this is to automatically match items handed in to items that have
been previously reported lost so hopefully we can get more stuff back to the
relevant owners!
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Many thanks,
Rodney
I am creating a found/lost property database for my workplace.
One feature we would like is that when items are found and entered they are
checked against a list of items that have been reported lost to see if we
have the item.
We would probably like to use a drop down combo box for the main category
(i.e. mobile phone) with different combo boxes for other options/details
(i.e. Nokia, Samsung etc) when entering the item. A list of matching items
would then be on one side of the form listing all 'Nokia mobile phones'
reported lost (from another form with the contact details of the person who
reported the item lost), it would then be nice to click and bring up the
relevant record thus reducing the need to search through each mobile phone
record everytime we have one handed in.
Can I do this? If so how?
The aim of this is to automatically match items handed in to items that have
been previously reported lost so hopefully we can get more stuff back to the
relevant owners!
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Many thanks,
Rodney