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Is there a way to add either an option button or a toggle button inside a text box, so that instead of clicking on the value in the text box, you click on the option button or toggle button instead?

So I've been trying to build a database for here at work, in order to help us track our radio sets we have on hand. The problem I'm running into is that once I input all the information into the database, I need to use a form, to allow multiple users to select certain components of the radios...

Ok, so, lets see if I got this right... the reason that I have a tbleradioset as well as a tblertserial is that each radio set consists of 1 truck, and 2 radios. These three items, which are all individually serialized, make up a larger set...I guess the best way to explain it would be a...

Ok, so I'm slowly starting to figure out the very basics of what I need to do. I recreated a DB at work, since I didn't share my work with myself from my home computer. (also, it's probably only a matter of time before I get locked out of this forum here at work) I created 3 tables...

Disregard, I figured out I had a difference in formatting between the PK of TbleSet and the FK of TbleRadio

Sorry, I was using xxx as a blank identifier for the numbers that were going to be in there. My fault, I won't use that example again.

So I'm having an issue creating the relationship right now. I went ahead, and modified the tables. Renamed them as TbleRadio, TbleTruck and TbleSet, Tble Radio being the end product, of a combination of the truck serial number and the set number. I've been able to create the one to many...

So after doing a little reading (emphasis on the little), the junction table seems like it might be a bit easier to try. That being said, if you could just let me know if I'm on the right track on this. So let me toss everything else out the window right now, and start really from the top...

Ok, so, before I explain what I'm trying to do, just want to introduce myself so that you all know what you're dealing with... I'm a complete N00b to Access as a whole. I've been reading through a couple of walkthroughs online, and then stumbled across this forum. I'll try and keep my...

Hey all, new to the site here, as well as a complete N00B to Access itself. I have very little to no experience with programming in general, which I'm beginning to find out is going to be more of a hindrance than a help with Access. Hoping to find/get some good info on this site to help me out...