how to design this form for data entry?
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- BronzeLounger
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how to design this form for data entry?
Hi ,
in the attached db , i have add new table for the tent staus as below :
1- its recommended to be as separate table or i can mix it with table tblTent?
2- if its separete table how i design the from student to allow tent status?
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in the attached db , i have add new table for the tent staus as below :
1- its recommended to be as separate table or i can mix it with table tblTent?
2- if its separete table how i design the from student to allow tent status?
regards
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- gamma jay
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Re: how to design this form for data entry?
If the Status table contains information about the status of the tent, I don't believe you need a separate table for that. A tent can only have 1 status (IMHO), so simply add the condition, type and wash service fields to the tent table and delete the Status table and Status ID foreign key.
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Rudi
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- BronzeLounger
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Re: how to design this form for data entry?
1- What you mean by IMHO?
2- i did modification as below :
2- i did modification as below :
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Re: how to design this form for data entry?
Sorry...that's an acronym.
IMHO is short for "In my honest opinion"
I said this as this is how I interpret your data and I believe it fits best in the Tent table as you have restructured it.
IMHO is short for "In my honest opinion"
I said this as this is how I interpret your data and I believe it fits best in the Tent table as you have restructured it.
Regards,
Rudi
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Re: how to design this form for data entry?
Thanks a lot , you helped me always
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Re: how to design this form for data entry?
could you please show me how to add the other field of the tblTent to the form student... i did use subform, but it's not showing the corresponding filesRudi wrote:Sorry...that's an acronym.
IMHO is short for "In my honest opinion"
I said this as this is how I interpret your data and I believe it fits best in the Tent table as you have restructured it.
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Re: how to design this form for data entry?
See the attached version. I created a query that displays data about the student and the tent, and used that as record source for the form.
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Re: how to design this form for data entry?
that's awesome, for an unspecified tent number can we make the condition, type .. . unspecified by default, or when the tent number changed to unspecified ... the things related to this tent chang to unspecified?
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Re: how to design this form for data entry?
You can use an update query to set those fields in tblTent.
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Hans
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Re: how to design this form for data entry?
HansV wrote:See the attached version. I created a query that displays data about the student and the tent and used that as the record source for the form.
Hi,
when I add a new student and make a selection of location I get this error below: please help.
thanks
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Re: how to design this form for data entry?
See if this version works better.
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Re: how to design this form for data entry?
can we make the Location combo box after update event: make the other combo box under it to be unspecified and the section combo box as well.
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Re: how to design this form for data entry?
You'd need to have an Unspecified Section and Unspecified Tent under each location.
Since you indicated that you wanted to use the TentNo field for other purposes too, it might be more convenient to drop the idea of using cascading combo boxes, and simply use text boxes for all the levels. It's not according to strict relational database theory, but the design becomes easier.
Since you indicated that you wanted to use the TentNo field for other purposes too, it might be more convenient to drop the idea of using cascading combo boxes, and simply use text boxes for all the levels. It's not according to strict relational database theory, but the design becomes easier.
Best wishes,
Hans
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Re: how to design this form for data entry?
in this case can we use the ZoneID to make the relation between the tblStudent and tbltent , as zone can be specified in all scenario?
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