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    changing information on client record, but keeping previous entries intact.

    The unit data is located in "tbl_Clients" and the field name is "Program." At this point I have come down to the same conclusion and have decided to move the field "Program" to "tbl_Incidents" since our clients move through units consistently and this seems to be the best way to keep that...
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    changing information on client record, but keeping previous entries intact.

    I have attached a screenshot for the only relationship established between my two tables. In this screenshot you will be able to see all of the objects I created.
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    changing information on client record, but keeping previous entries intact.

    I apologize for the misunderstanding. I think I misunderstood the task that you gave me. Those names shown in the screenshot are unfamiliar to me as well. How would I go about showing you the relationships you need to see? Thank you!
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    changing information on client record, but keeping previous entries intact.

    and this is post 10, I should be able to post my URL on the next one :(
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    changing information on client record, but keeping previous entries intact.

    And I guess I have to wait at least 60 seconds...
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    changing information on client record, but keeping previous entries intact.

    I guess I just have to post more... this is post 8
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    changing information on client record, but keeping previous entries intact.

    When I try to post the URL for my picture, there is a message that says I need to have 10 or more posts and that I currently have 6. I don't even know what that means...
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    changing information on client record, but keeping previous entries intact.

    I work at a mental/behavioral health facility and I use Microsoft Access to collect information on incidents regarding our adolescent clients. The database is really basic, I have one table that stores client information, one table that stores the incident information, a query that links both...
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    Accounting for missing values in a calculated field.

    :D! It definitely is!
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    Accounting for missing values in a calculated field.

    Paul, This helps a lot, and thanks for providing the link to the example. If there is one challenge that I have encountered, is the difficulty in compromising the rules of relational databases with the dynamic needs in mental health. Thanks for all the help! :)
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    Accounting for missing values in a calculated field.

    Hi Paul, Thanks for the quick reply. What are the limitations of using fields to store values from questions in a survey? I'm not too familiar with the Nz function. I did a bit of research on it and it seems to help me count the number of items with an value vs those with a null value. I...
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    Accounting for missing values in a calculated field.

    Hi, I'm pretty new to Access, please forgive me if I misuse some of the terminology, or if I start using a lot of the analytics jargon. I have a table that stores information for multiple behavioral surveys (numerical values). My goal is to add the proper fields that compose total scores value...
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    A warm hello from sunny San Diego

    Hi, My name is Neri, and I am an outcomes analyst in San Diego, CA. Although most of my training is in analytics and statistics software, I have found myself learning a bit about Access through my new job. As I transitioned into my position, I found myself searching the web for answers to my...
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