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I have created a database using 2003, that , in addition to other reports,
will generate reports used as invoices. There will be at least 5 different
types of invoices but many, many different contracts. I've created the
various tables, and they work well. To get the invoice, the user opens a form
that lists the different type of invoices, then a query asks that the user
input the contract ID number which produces the data related to that contract
on the invoice.
This works well and gets the correct results, but I anticipate some
resistance by users in having to remember and input those contract IDs. Is
there another way to do this? Say a lookup function for the contract name so
they just click on the contract name for the report?
Thanks in advance for any assistance.
will generate reports used as invoices. There will be at least 5 different
types of invoices but many, many different contracts. I've created the
various tables, and they work well. To get the invoice, the user opens a form
that lists the different type of invoices, then a query asks that the user
input the contract ID number which produces the data related to that contract
on the invoice.
This works well and gets the correct results, but I anticipate some
resistance by users in having to remember and input those contract IDs. Is
there another way to do this? Say a lookup function for the contract name so
they just click on the contract name for the report?
Thanks in advance for any assistance.