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Wow...you literally solved a problem that had me stumped for the past 4 days. I was beating myself up trying to figure this out. Thanks so much!

That's really what I want to see, the Rockies and the mountains appearing in the distance. I drove from DC to Chicago so far and the Midwest is incredibly boring but I'm betting the drive after that will be awesome.

Hi spikepl, thanks for the reply. I'm not completely understanding what you mean...where should I be making this new textbox and which Control Source am I pointing to? Sorry, I'm new to Access and this might be a silly question.

So I've built a database that looks like this: tblCustomers: customerID, firstname, lastname, outstandingBal tblOrders: orderID, customerID, receivedDate, dueDate, comments tblOrderDetails: orderID, productID, quantity, notes, unitPrice tblProducts: productID, name, description, unitPrice Then...

If you wanna do it in SQL view: SELECT * FROM tblProducts JOIN tblOrders ON tblProducts.orderNumber = tblOrders.orderNumber

Haha just to restart the discussion: 1. Own and drive a Porsche 911 2. Make a cross country trip from DC to San Francisco 3. Have my own business

A hooker walks into a bar and says, "bartender, gimme a beer". He says, "Anheuser Busch"? She says, "Good and how's your penis?".

Hey there! My name is Peter, 23 years old, and I've been self-teaching myself Access in order to start a home business. Since it's my first time really getting into Access and databases in general, it's been a rough road but I'm learning a lot. I hope to learn more from all of you guys. Thanks!