songofsolon
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Greetings,
I am having a difficult time seeing this problem clearly, so I don't know if what I am asking is impossible or very simple, but I would appreciate any tips.
I am working on a scheduling form that involves 3 queries/tables: [EVL] queried student information, [Clavov] available classes for that student, and [ProsSched] the table that stores the individual student id "ProsID" with associated classes "ClassID"
What I would like is to create a form that would isolate the students, one at a time, display the available classes for that student, then allow the user to select multiple classes to assign for that student. Theoretically the form would then pass each appropriate "ProsID" and "ClassID" together as a record in the table [ProsSched].
This last bit is what gives me trouble. I can create a form-subform that isolates the student and available classes for him/her, but cannot for the life of me see how to make the class-student associations and save them to the table.
Thank you for any suggestions!
I am having a difficult time seeing this problem clearly, so I don't know if what I am asking is impossible or very simple, but I would appreciate any tips.
I am working on a scheduling form that involves 3 queries/tables: [EVL] queried student information, [Clavov] available classes for that student, and [ProsSched] the table that stores the individual student id "ProsID" with associated classes "ClassID"
What I would like is to create a form that would isolate the students, one at a time, display the available classes for that student, then allow the user to select multiple classes to assign for that student. Theoretically the form would then pass each appropriate "ProsID" and "ClassID" together as a record in the table [ProsSched].
This last bit is what gives me trouble. I can create a form-subform that isolates the student and available classes for him/her, but cannot for the life of me see how to make the class-student associations and save them to the table.
Thank you for any suggestions!