johncrofts
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hi guys,
im very new to access but i think its been easy enough so far to teach my self on the fly like i did with excel, that aside i have created a table called quote register which is where we store all quotes i.e: quote #, dates, client details, etc etc, this table is linked to my contacts table and is working very well, what I'm having trouble with is when i need to turn a quote into a job it needs to then be put in a separate table i will call job register. what i don't want to do is input the data again. i have designed a form which allows me to input data that way for "quote register" but it also has the fields for my job register in it(only some).
I'm stuck on how to make the 2nd lot of information (after job has been quoted i.:e price, who quoted etc) go into both tables. i would like to incorporate a command button on my form which will say "create job file" which would send the necessary info to the "job register" and also send the necessary info to the "quote register".
if im completely off base here in my needs could someone please let me know, the data entry here needs to be more efficient and this is the only thing i could think of after trying for months to code up excel, i think access is much more powerful and easier to use.
any help would be much appreciated.
kind regards,
John Crofts
im very new to access but i think its been easy enough so far to teach my self on the fly like i did with excel, that aside i have created a table called quote register which is where we store all quotes i.e: quote #, dates, client details, etc etc, this table is linked to my contacts table and is working very well, what I'm having trouble with is when i need to turn a quote into a job it needs to then be put in a separate table i will call job register. what i don't want to do is input the data again. i have designed a form which allows me to input data that way for "quote register" but it also has the fields for my job register in it(only some).
I'm stuck on how to make the 2nd lot of information (after job has been quoted i.:e price, who quoted etc) go into both tables. i would like to incorporate a command button on my form which will say "create job file" which would send the necessary info to the "job register" and also send the necessary info to the "quote register".
if im completely off base here in my needs could someone please let me know, the data entry here needs to be more efficient and this is the only thing i could think of after trying for months to code up excel, i think access is much more powerful and easier to use.
any help would be much appreciated.
kind regards,
John Crofts