jfielding2000
James
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I have a major problem. I can figure out. I'm going to give you as much info as possible to see if you can help me. I will be forever grateful if you can. I've been looking at books and tutorials all day and I feel like and idiot because I cant get my head around this.
The business department of a university has set up a database, containing details of the students, and the modules that they study in their final year.
Most students take three final year options, comprising two choices and 301 – Special Management Project. There are some students studying Combined Honours (COM) who may take between one and six options.
I have the following tables:
Students - contains details of students. Students are identified by StudentNo. The course code is a three-letter abbreviation of the course name.
Modules - contains details of the modules available. Each is identified by a module number. Where more than one set is required for any module these are distinguished by a suffix letter e.g. 314A, 314B.
Enrolment - contains details of student choices. Each record contains simply the StudentNo and a GroupNo. There will be three records for most students.
Courses - contains the codes and full names of the student courses
I have created a form that I have attached which I cannot get to work.
I have a combo box, which, when you select and change what's in the options, should change the rest of the data.
The combo box is linked to 'Student No' and when I change it, the others (Surname, Forenames, CourseCode, PAT), do not.
Please help?!
I am trying to design with the following desirable features:
• A well-designed user-interface including: - Visually effective forms, VBA code to automate the system, and Pull-down user menus to replace the Access menus
• Search facilities to find individual students or sets
• A more comprehensive set of reports and forms
• A range of options selectable by the user for viewing the reports
• All queries to be created in SQL
• Useful features of your own design
I am struggling a lot with this, and its really annoying me I can hardly do any of it!!
The business department of a university has set up a database, containing details of the students, and the modules that they study in their final year.
Most students take three final year options, comprising two choices and 301 – Special Management Project. There are some students studying Combined Honours (COM) who may take between one and six options.
I have the following tables:
Students - contains details of students. Students are identified by StudentNo. The course code is a three-letter abbreviation of the course name.
Modules - contains details of the modules available. Each is identified by a module number. Where more than one set is required for any module these are distinguished by a suffix letter e.g. 314A, 314B.
Enrolment - contains details of student choices. Each record contains simply the StudentNo and a GroupNo. There will be three records for most students.
Courses - contains the codes and full names of the student courses
I have created a form that I have attached which I cannot get to work.
I have a combo box, which, when you select and change what's in the options, should change the rest of the data.
The combo box is linked to 'Student No' and when I change it, the others (Surname, Forenames, CourseCode, PAT), do not.
Please help?!
I am trying to design with the following desirable features:
• A well-designed user-interface including: - Visually effective forms, VBA code to automate the system, and Pull-down user menus to replace the Access menus
• Search facilities to find individual students or sets
• A more comprehensive set of reports and forms
• A range of options selectable by the user for viewing the reports
• All queries to be created in SQL
• Useful features of your own design
I am struggling a lot with this, and its really annoying me I can hardly do any of it!!