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Lisa - NH
Hi. I'm in the process of setting up a membership database for our Legion,
Sons & Auxiliary. I bought the Access 2007 all in one reference for Dummies
as I had never working in Access or a true database program before.
I saw something in the book that sounded interested. It suggested that you
create a seperate table with the State Codes & State Names and use this
information to validate/lookup the info on the main table. I just printed
out the list from the USPS web site that includes this information along with
some other interesting info.
In my test file, I went to create a new table. The book said I could add
existing fields from another table. It wouldn't work. So I went ahead and
created the fields myself and input the state information into the table.
Now what? I can't figure out how I use this or even if it's really
necessary. Just trying to make things accurate but also easy.
Lisa
Sons & Auxiliary. I bought the Access 2007 all in one reference for Dummies
as I had never working in Access or a true database program before.
I saw something in the book that sounded interested. It suggested that you
create a seperate table with the State Codes & State Names and use this
information to validate/lookup the info on the main table. I just printed
out the list from the USPS web site that includes this information along with
some other interesting info.
In my test file, I went to create a new table. The book said I could add
existing fields from another table. It wouldn't work. So I went ahead and
created the fields myself and input the state information into the table.
Now what? I can't figure out how I use this or even if it's really
necessary. Just trying to make things accurate but also easy.
Lisa