Hey all,
Probably a bit of a newbie question but I have a very simple query that I cannot filter!
I basically have 1 table that the query works on. It is the Employee table and I would like to query for Employee and Line Manager, this works fine but when I add a criteria of [Please enter Managers Name:] to the Manager field, it doesn't work. I believe this is becase I have used normalisation and lookup the managers name from a Managers table (using a query).
I believe the problem is that the Employee table holds the ID of the manager (it's bound to ManagersID), rather than the manager name (tho I was led to believe that this is the way it should be with regard to normalisation).
Is this a problem or is this what normalising your database does? and either way, how can I filter it on managers name?
Thanks,
-NS
Probably a bit of a newbie question but I have a very simple query that I cannot filter!
I basically have 1 table that the query works on. It is the Employee table and I would like to query for Employee and Line Manager, this works fine but when I add a criteria of [Please enter Managers Name:] to the Manager field, it doesn't work. I believe this is becase I have used normalisation and lookup the managers name from a Managers table (using a query).
I believe the problem is that the Employee table holds the ID of the manager (it's bound to ManagersID), rather than the manager name (tho I was led to believe that this is the way it should be with regard to normalisation).
Is this a problem or is this what normalising your database does? and either way, how can I filter it on managers name?
Thanks,
-NS