Recent content by freddawson

Thanks to both Privateer & jzwp22 for help on this. I'm glad I got the same answer from 2 different people. That definitely lets me know its the right way to go. Several experts pointed me towards learnging about normalization today, and after reading about it, I sort of anticipated this type...

I have resubmitted in the Tables forum. Thanks again.

I am looking for the best way to save multiple selections into one field on a table. I'll try to make this succinct: My company has a relatively simple but functional contact list built in Access. There is actually only one table; it holds all of the data for every customer, and has the...

No, I'm sorry. I did not mean to seem that way. I am not saying I disagree with what anyone is telling me. I understand that this in the wrong category; I didn't understand where my issue was when I initially posted. My point is that until I apparently understand the process a whole heck of a...

Thanks for the help. I am currently posting this same issue on multiple forum sites, and I have gotten similar answers on several. Truth be told, the current structure is 90% where we want it to be, and I just don't know that I have the time or skillset to redesign it from the ground up, just...

We are basically pulling all of the info from one very robust table. It looks like the person who initially designed this was, like me, more familiar with Excel then Access. There is one large table called Customers, and within that table are columns with the headings you'd expect for Conatct...

Thanks for the response. The database that is in place is pretty standard contact info for each company: Name, Title, Address, Email, etc. The products and services we want to identify are a very simplet list. They don't exist in any form in the database yet. This is something we want to add...

I apologize in advance for mangling terms and confusing phrases. I am new to Access, and have had a relatively large scale database redesign project dropped in my lap. We currently have an Access database that lists our roughly 3500 sales contacts. We already have a pretty nice form for all of...