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Ah. That makes more sense. I'll try that. Thank you for your advice!

Thanks, but I'm still confused. I used the listbox on the form I set up for the data entry. I then entered some sample records. Then I opened a new report and used a wizard to set it up. I just wanted the values entered to each of the fields dumped into the report. Would the wizard have set...

I am trying to design a report for database in which I have used list boxes for some of the fields. Instead of printing just the value that was selected from the list box, the report prints out the entire list of available values, and blacks out the one item that was selected. This is not an...

Oh, hurray. That is good news. Many thanks!

Ahhhhhh . . . I see. Ok, I think that makes sense. I will try that. Many thanks!

This is a question about whether something is possible, not a question about how to do it. (Although if the answer is yes, I'll probably get to the "how" question soon enough.) If I have a whole bunch of records in a table which describe a collection of photographs, and one of the fields in...

Ok, picking away at the parts of the questions I understand: when I tried to create the drop down list, I did try to make it a bound control to a field in the "Keywords" table. (Because I didn't want the values to be the KeywordID numbers, but rather the actual Keywords.) So the problem...

OKay. . . go easy with me here . . .I'll come up to speed on the vocabulary in a bit, but I'm still new at this. Each keyword has an autonumber ID# ("KeywordID"). Each photo has a unique ID# ("PhotoID"). junctionKeywordPhotoID has three fields: an id# for the junction, the keywordID, and the...

I am a new Access user, and new to these boards. Apologies if this has been asked before. I'm building a photo indexing database. I've set up a many to many relationship so that each "photoID" can have multiple "Keywords," and each Keyword can be applied to multiple photos. So far, so good...