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Adam Thwaites
At work I use Kerridge and Access. In Kerridge if you do a search it will
bring up a list of results on a form, like a query, except you can only
select rows, not columns. If you double click on any of these records and it
will open another form with all the customers details on.
Is it possible to do this in MS Access?
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Adam Thwaites
Access Database Designer
adam.*spamless*[email protected]
Manchester, UK
(I have no access to other sites apart from microsoft.com so posting
external links is no use to me)
bring up a list of results on a form, like a query, except you can only
select rows, not columns. If you double click on any of these records and it
will open another form with all the customers details on.
Is it possible to do this in MS Access?
--
Adam Thwaites
Access Database Designer
adam.*spamless*[email protected]
Manchester, UK
(I have no access to other sites apart from microsoft.com so posting
external links is no use to me)