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ALL MICROSOFT ACCESS DESIGN AND PROGRAMMING
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Manish BatolaIndia
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Users should NEVER interact directly with tables. All interaction with the data should be done through forms. You have very limited control when data is entered into tables. There are no events to trigger
Well first you really shouldn't be entering data directly into tables. You should be using forms. But frankly, I'm not clear what's happening here. Ma7 VBAybe a screen shot might help. Another possibility
Good start, but room for improvement. First, I recommend naming your PKs using the convention tablename & ID. So your first table should have use DonorID. Second, you should not use spaces in object names
First, you don't need another table. Vistors should be entered in your People table. You should have a flag in your table to indicate whether a person is a member of the church. Anyone not marked as a
The problem here is the value returned by cboSearchfield. As a rule its is not a good idea to put spaces in object names. Doing so has come back to bite you. If you have spaces in field names, but that's
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