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Hello: I have a database in which I keep track of associates. One of the fields is for their business position (i.e., buyer). This field is a combo box. I ‘ve created a form so that when add new associates, I can click on the down arrow at the Business Position field and select one of the...

Hello: I've created a form for training employees, and I have a combo box for job positions (that way we won't get spelling errors). So far, I have 2 positions listed: Buyers, and Assistant Buyers. That is all that will be required for this workshop. However, there could be a strong possibility...

I am keying in data based on evaluations submitted by participants from a workshop. I'm keeping a tally going as to the number of participants respond to each question. I'm not having problems with that in the report... I have keyed in 30 participants evaluations, and when I run the report, I...

:eek: I have this really neat database of projects that my department has completed, and now I want to make it very user-friendly so that anyone in the department can use it. I have a switchboard that lists the different "business channels" in the company (if you click on any one of the bus...

I have a database that captures all the documents we create for training purposes. I've created queries so that reports can be run off by business channels (and it's all nice and neat on a switchboard - click the business channel you want, and there's the report of all documents for that...

I have a database that controls what projects we are working on and what documents are tied up to that particular project. Each document has a 5-digit stock number for ordering (a number for English, and a number for French). These numbers are unique to each document (no duplicates allowed)...

I am using Access '97. I'm working on a new database based on Projects we do in the office. I have created a form that the managers fill out with the basic information regarding that particular project. Now, there are times when they don't have all the information on hand at once to key it...

I'm almost finished with my database in Access 97, but for one little problem. I have a combo list box that will require additions to it. Instead of going back to the table that controls that combo box, I want to be able to type the new information into the field and have it automatically...

I want to prevent users from keying in duplicate values in 2 fields in an Access 97 database that holds stock numbers used in our department's printed materials (numbers are used for others to order the materials). As our materials are printed in English and French, the fields are called...