[mso] MS Access Forms-Auto Fill field in Subform
- From: larryspcremedies@xxxxxxx
- To: mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 01 May 2008 12:14:10 -0400
I have a form that has a subform.
The main form information comes from Table A. In table A there is a field
called "Initials"
The information from the subform comes from/goes into Table B. however one of
the fields in Table B is "Name".
Primarily, I wish to fill this field from the "Name" field of another table C
using the "Initials" field from Table A as the reference.
I tried using =DLOOKUP("name", "[Table C]", "[table A]![initials]=[table
C]![initials]"), but I get an #error.
As an added complication I would also like to further qualify the lookup to be
something like
=DLOOKUP("name", "[Table C]", "[table A]![initials]=[table C]![initials] AND
[table C]![type] = 'Prod'")
where 'Prod' is a constant.
Any help would be appreciated.
Larry
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