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05.03.2008 at 11:05PM PDT, ID: 23374589
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Update Fields in one table based on data entry into another

Asked by Magiw in Microsoft Access Database

Tags: Microsoft, Access, 2007

I have a school project in which we're making an Access 2007 database to maintain user accounts in a retail atmosphere.  I've been trying to figure out a way to round the package out by automatically making payments applied to my payment form (over a payment table which displays the customer balance from the customer table) apply to the customers account balance stored in the customer table.  

Any suggestions?  

I tried an SQL Update, but could not figure out how to get it to only apply to the current entry in the form as opposed to it wanting to apply all customer payments in the table.  Start Free Trial
 
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Title
1 Rural School needs cheap wireless sol…
2 Monthly Payments
3 Computer Training School
4 Payments/Transactions
5 Schooling
6 schooling
 
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[+][-]05.05.2008 at 07:01AM PDT, ID: 21500077

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