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9.8

Access Listbox to dynamic record displays

Asked by epiclandsolutions in Access Coding/Macros

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I have a databse form with a listbox that needs to display an event diary. The diary displays a date, type, and comment. I have two tables, one for the Main Form (tenant table) and one that contains the diary information (diary table). One record on tenant table can have many diary entries from the diary table. the two tables have the field "TenantID" in common. TenantID is the primary key of the Tenant Table, but only a number value for the Diary Table. Everytime a new entry is added to the diary the same TenantID from the current record is automaticly plugged into the new Diary record.

Now that you have a background, I need the listbox in the Main Form only to display records from the Diary Table that have corresponding TenantIDs with the currently open record. If you have any questions i will gladly answer them. Thank you. This question is very urgent.Start Free Trial
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