HI all,
Just joined this group. I have a problem that I haven't been able to solve and can't seem to find on the net (probably I'm not googleing the right words).
I have a table (say tblA) that consists mostly of natural keys to other tables in which the actual data is stored (I think this is called normalization, but correct me if I'm wrong).
Now, I would like to see and add data in this table (via a form) not with the natural keys but with the original data. I would like to fill in new data in tblA using the original data (and not natural keys).
I established relationships with all the tables and I can create a form via a query that shows all the original data, but then I can't add data to the original table (tblA)...
I'm sure I could write VBA code that would solve this problem, but I was wondering whether there was an elegant solution to this problem...
ANy help would be greatly appreciated!
Regards,
Benoit
Just joined this group. I have a problem that I haven't been able to solve and can't seem to find on the net (probably I'm not googleing the right words).
I have a table (say tblA) that consists mostly of natural keys to other tables in which the actual data is stored (I think this is called normalization, but correct me if I'm wrong).
Now, I would like to see and add data in this table (via a form) not with the natural keys but with the original data. I would like to fill in new data in tblA using the original data (and not natural keys).
I established relationships with all the tables and I can create a form via a query that shows all the original data, but then I can't add data to the original table (tblA)...
I'm sure I could write VBA code that would solve this problem, but I was wondering whether there was an elegant solution to this problem...
ANy help would be greatly appreciated!
Regards,
Benoit