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Building a form for multiple table entries

Asked by Sbovino in Access Forms

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I have a table that contains data for schools.  THe table structure is as follows:

buildingid
gradeid
teacher_count
student_enroll
year

My question concerns the form used to add data.  Right now I have a continuous form that requires the user to populate data for each grade using a combo box.  For example, a school may have 20 grade classifications that the user has to pull from a combo to add the data.  Is is possible to build a form that would have the grades listed on the form?  Example when the user opens the form for School A all the possible grades are listed and the user enters the counts for each grade.  I know the forms are not structured that way but it would sure make it easier for users to see a complete form and just tab to each entry.Start Free Trial
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