I thought this would be easy, but I was apparently incorrect.
I am trying to create multiple one-to-many relationships, but it does not appear to be working.
What I have is 2ea tables:
"00 Funds" - This is a checkbook for various fund sources and their details
- Primary Key = FundID
"10 Efforts" - This is a list of efforts with the effort specific details
- Primary Key = EffortID
- Child Field = FundID
FundID from 00 Funds has a one-to-many relationship with FundID on 10 Efforts. This works perfect for using funds from a single fund sources for multiple efforts; i.e. one source paying for multiple efforts.
My problem is that the user stated that they often have efforts which multiple funding sources are used to pay for them; i.e. multiple sources for one effort.
So I updated "10 Efforts" to include:
- FundID1
- FundID2
- FundID3
- FundID4
- FundID5
And then created a one-to-many relationship between 00 Funds FundID to 10 Efforts FundID1, FundID2, FundID3, FundID3, and FundID5.
This does not appear to be working however, so I either screwed the pooch or this is not possible.
Any thoughts and/or suggestions are greatly appriciated...still a novice here!
I am trying to create multiple one-to-many relationships, but it does not appear to be working.
What I have is 2ea tables:
"00 Funds" - This is a checkbook for various fund sources and their details
- Primary Key = FundID
"10 Efforts" - This is a list of efforts with the effort specific details
- Primary Key = EffortID
- Child Field = FundID
FundID from 00 Funds has a one-to-many relationship with FundID on 10 Efforts. This works perfect for using funds from a single fund sources for multiple efforts; i.e. one source paying for multiple efforts.
My problem is that the user stated that they often have efforts which multiple funding sources are used to pay for them; i.e. multiple sources for one effort.
So I updated "10 Efforts" to include:
- FundID1
- FundID2
- FundID3
- FundID4
- FundID5
And then created a one-to-many relationship between 00 Funds FundID to 10 Efforts FundID1, FundID2, FundID3, FundID3, and FundID5.
This does not appear to be working however, so I either screwed the pooch or this is not possible.
Any thoughts and/or suggestions are greatly appriciated...still a novice here!