So I have taken some time to study up, and also learn a different program for a different project, so this got moved to the background.
I have gotten myself to this point in the database. The forms are roughly how I want them(aesthetics aside).
So based on what I understood from these discussions, I have not done any calculating and I have kept repetition to a minimum as it pertains to tables. My thought was a query would put together my Lie and Distance to the Pin from tblShotData, and in the same query bring in the Baseline strokes value for the corresponding Lie&Distance.
I am able to get Lie&Distance together(ie. T and 410 becomes T410), but it comes down as an expression, and then I can't figure out how to get the expression to look for the baseline strokes value for T410(when I try to build, I can't even choose the expression.) So then I thought use a calculated field in tblShotData(I know, I was advised against it here), but then I run into the dual problem: a calculated field can't be the relational item, and I am at a loss as to what I can relate tblShotValues to.
So ixnay the calculated field idea brings me back to the query. I may be at a brain lock at this point. Taking the first three rows(which is the first hole on there). My Lie and Distance to the Pin are what form column 1. I can get the query to put them together. The second column is the corresponding value from tblShot Values. Columns 3 and 4 are the math I eventually want to do with the data(likely will only have one column, this is just to illustrate).
T401 | 3.99 | =(3.99-2.81-1) | .18 |
F103 | 2.81 | =(2.81-1.75-1) | .06 |
G14 | 1.75 | =(1.75-1) | .75 |
But the pulling in is where I am stuck. I have the query getting me column 1, but the next column is the roadblock. Am I at least on the right train of thought looking to do these in the queries?