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Worked perfectly, thank you very much! If you once see it that way, it is a completely logical solution, however I wouldn't have ever thought of it myself. My project is now almost finished and I'm primarily working on a clearly arranged and good-looking UI. So maybe I'm coming back with one...

However, I encountered another challenge which I'm not able to find something about (probably because I'm not sure about what exactly to search for). So, I have two tables linked with an one-to-many relationship, named "Orders" and "OrderedItems". As it often happens, that orders arrive...

I managed to implement the functionalities :) If anyone is reading this, having similar challenges I'll put together what I did :) What I did for numbering: -Load data of temporary order table into two recordsets ordered by supplier, make one go to first record and the other one to second...

Okay, that's quite something to start with :) I'll try to implement that within the next days, and if any other questions which aren't answerable by just searching pop up, I'll ask them here. Otherwise I'll report back when I'm finished. Thank you!

Hey Doc, hey Paul, Sorry if I wasn't able to explain everything understandably, it's harder than one would think if you are working with that database for several weeks :) So, to come to your questions: The process is about ordering material samples for a library, so me or someone else of...

Anyone? Maybe also parts of the process? Thanks :)

Hello everyone, I'm currently working on a project to automatize the ordering process of samples and to manage an material library. Architecture: Availability status tables, linked to exported data info tables (.xls) which also hold data like location and also the suppliers, so there are...