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Curtis Stevens
I'm not sure if this can even be done, but knowing Access, there is probably
a way as it is so awesome...
The best & easiest way I can explain what I'm wanting:
Please download Microsoft's "Orders Management" Template database, found here:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/TC010185481033.aspx?CategoryID=CT011366681033
When you open the database, it pulls up the Add or Edit Orders Screen. In
the form, there is a subform, that has the order details, like product,
quantity, unit price, extended price, etc.
My question is it possible when you select a product and type in quantity,
it pulls the applicable pricing data for that particular product from your
table and automatically inputs that info into the unit price field for you?
I have my own db, but it’s the same concept I'm trying to figure out.
Any web site you can point me to that will aid me or even a sample database
I can download that has this functionality, so I can look at the coding, etc.
would be AWESOME!!! I get a feeling I need to use a macro of some sort?
Thanks
Curtis Stevens
a way as it is so awesome...
The best & easiest way I can explain what I'm wanting:
Please download Microsoft's "Orders Management" Template database, found here:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/TC010185481033.aspx?CategoryID=CT011366681033
When you open the database, it pulls up the Add or Edit Orders Screen. In
the form, there is a subform, that has the order details, like product,
quantity, unit price, extended price, etc.
My question is it possible when you select a product and type in quantity,
it pulls the applicable pricing data for that particular product from your
table and automatically inputs that info into the unit price field for you?
I have my own db, but it’s the same concept I'm trying to figure out.
Any web site you can point me to that will aid me or even a sample database
I can download that has this functionality, so I can look at the coding, etc.
would be AWESOME!!! I get a feeling I need to use a macro of some sort?
Thanks
Curtis Stevens