This may be really obvious but I can't think how to set this up.
I have a spreadsheet with names down the left and products across the top. I have the price in the corresponding cell for the name and the product.
For the name row, I want to highlight the lowest cost in a different colour...
I have a database which is used to record leads and sales for a saleforce.
Currently, I have a separate query which does the same thing for each person.
What I would like to do is have one query but be able to select which sales person from a drop down.
My Access knowledge is fairly basic...
Can anyone tell me if there is a way to check whether the info being entered to a form is already stored in the form. i.e. by checking the telephone number to see if there is another record with the same number.
What I want to happen in this circumstance is for a warning box to come up advising...
I've been playing around with the forms and have narrowed down my problem to this:
When I click the 'Contact History' button, I want to display the data entry form and have a default in the 'ID' field (which will not be displayed) as the ID from the record from which the 'Contact History'...
I follow what you are saying, however I thought I had the details entered into the 1 table when I was trying to enter the details in the N table.
Did you try putting data into the main table and then enter data into the contact history? I did that and still got that message.
Maybe I've...
I have set up a database (blank file attached) to record lead information and details of contact made with the prospective clients.
When the Contact History button is clicked, it opens a dataform which should allow a record of the contact to be logged. Everytime I try to do this however I get...
I have made a database for recording contact with potential clients.
I have set up a button on the main form which opens up a second form which details dates and time of calls. In this second form I have placed a sub form to record notes of the conversations.
I set the second form up so that...