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Access to Word

Asked by jbrugman in Microsoft Access Database

Tags: access

I made a database with the following info.

Table1 :
ID
First_Name
Last_Name

Table2 :
ID
Assigned_Customer

Table3 :
ID
Attraction_Name
Attraction_Description

Table4:
ID
Project_Number
Client_Number
Attraction_Number

Relations:
Table 1 (ID) to table 2 (Assigned_Customer) is One to Many

In table4 (storage) the data is stored like

id. 1
projec no. 2
client no. 3
attraction 1

id. 2
projec no. 2
client no. 3
attraction 4

id. 3
projec no. 2
client no. 3
attraction 5

etc.

I want a button that does the following

Make a new page in word where:
The client name is placed once
The Project number is placed once
All the assigned attracions are placed once under the client - project number.

I would like to have the code of the button in vba, and if needed (For this example) the query needed and/or the SQL for within the vba.

(so an allmost copy-paste working button code)

Thanks in advance,

Justus
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