I am trying to create a dtb for tracking all incoming calls at my office

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I am trying to create a dtb for tracking all incoming calls at my office.Its
working ATM but want to simplify?
a. Basing combo boxes on another’s selection ie

Drop down list 1- row source type is table/query<single column table>
–Calling (has a list of peoples names that frequently call in)

Drop down list 2- row source type is table/query <single column table>-
Company (list of co’s from the people in the above list)

I want drop down list 2 to automatically bring up the company that persons
name in drop down 1 is affiliated with

b. Automatically putting in the name/co of someone new to drop down
lists 1 & 2. As of now, anyone new calling in, I have to go back manually and
type in their name and then their co into their source tables. Its not that
big of deal but just takes a lot of time that I could spend doing something
else.

c. Some of the people calling in are from management’s co.'s that
oversee different properties. Is it possible to add a drop down #3 list that
will list any properties that the co. in drop down 2 own?

d. Automatically add the date and time for each call on a new record. Just a
time saver :b

I’ve been trying to figure these things for a while now and I just can’t
wrap my brain around it when the code stuff comes into it. If someone could
please explain this (simply plz as i don't understand the code stuff yet!) I
would appreciate it TONS!

Just a bit more info if it helps:

All the tables:

Calling (single column source)
Company (single column source)
For (single column source)
Log:
Fields:
Date
Time
For
Calling
Company
Number
Nature of Call
Delivered
Follow up
Auto #

Also, I print out weekly reports and daily ones on occasion. I have those ok,
but I can't figure out a code that will automatically update it from week to
week so I don't need to go into the query.
Less time spent on the phone is more spent getting work done, so I am just
trying for as many shortcuts as possible.

Access 2000 Pro
Thank You So V. Much!
 

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