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Marcus
Hi!
I´m working on a database that should give an overview of a companys
different distributors. The distributors are located in different countries.
So, I have two tables: one that contains a list of the countries (and some
info about the countries) and one that contains the different distributors.
In the distributor table I want to link the distributor to the country they
are located in. The problem is that one country can have more than one
distributor, AND one distributor can be responsible for more than one
country. I´ve read that in Access 2007 you can easily solve this by using a
listbox with a multivalue functions, a functions that is not available in
Access 2003. So, how should I do? Do I have to create a third table that does
the linking part, and in that case; how should I design that table?
//Marcus
I´m working on a database that should give an overview of a companys
different distributors. The distributors are located in different countries.
So, I have two tables: one that contains a list of the countries (and some
info about the countries) and one that contains the different distributors.
In the distributor table I want to link the distributor to the country they
are located in. The problem is that one country can have more than one
distributor, AND one distributor can be responsible for more than one
country. I´ve read that in Access 2007 you can easily solve this by using a
listbox with a multivalue functions, a functions that is not available in
Access 2003. So, how should I do? Do I have to create a third table that does
the linking part, and in that case; how should I design that table?
//Marcus