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Chris M via AccessMonster.com
Hi,
I created a database that has three nested subforms:
Main form: Customers - CustID
First Subform: Project - ProjID
Second Subform: Invoice - InvID
Third Subform: Tasks - TaskID
CustID ProjID InvID TaskID
CustID ProjID InvID
All relationships are one to many. I need to find a Project within a Customer
so that if the ProjID is, say, the fourth for a particular CustID, then that
Project data is what is displayed on the Project subform, not the first
Project entered.
I created a database that has three nested subforms:
Main form: Customers - CustID
First Subform: Project - ProjID
Second Subform: Invoice - InvID
Third Subform: Tasks - TaskID
CustID ProjID InvID TaskID
CustID ProjID InvID
All relationships are one to many. I need to find a Project within a Customer
so that if the ProjID is, say, the fourth for a particular CustID, then that
Project data is what is displayed on the Project subform, not the first
Project entered.