Nightowl4933
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I have been lloking across the web for some guidance on this, but I haven't found anything I can 'butcher' to do what I would like to do, but hopefully this will be my last question (for a dat or two, anyway
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I would like to limit the vaalues of a second ComboBox to be based on the value of the first one, but I'm getting my knickers in a twist.
Firstly, do I have to use different tables/queries for each ComboBox?
Secondly, can I mix and match tables and queries to filter the values?
I have a list of Authorities and within each Authority is a number of Towns. Some Towns can be in two Authorities.
I would like to use Authorities as the master ComboBox and Towns as the slave.
The fields in the Authorities table ([tblAuthorities]) are [ID] and [Authority]
The fields in the ([tblEverything]) are [Authority] and [Town] but this table is quite large and is an imported Excel spreadsheet. The [tblEverything].[Town] field hasn't been set up as a separate table, but the [tblAuthorities] has. It only contains the two fields mentioned above.
This does sound simple enough to me, but I haven't got it to work, yet.
Help
Pete
I would like to limit the vaalues of a second ComboBox to be based on the value of the first one, but I'm getting my knickers in a twist.
Firstly, do I have to use different tables/queries for each ComboBox?
Secondly, can I mix and match tables and queries to filter the values?
I have a list of Authorities and within each Authority is a number of Towns. Some Towns can be in two Authorities.
I would like to use Authorities as the master ComboBox and Towns as the slave.
The fields in the Authorities table ([tblAuthorities]) are [ID] and [Authority]
The fields in the ([tblEverything]) are [Authority] and [Town] but this table is quite large and is an imported Excel spreadsheet. The [tblEverything].[Town] field hasn't been set up as a separate table, but the [tblAuthorities] has. It only contains the two fields mentioned above.
This does sound simple enough to me, but I haven't got it to work, yet.
Help
Pete