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About Geoff
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I specialise in database analysis and design, SQL and database queries using QBE and VBA. In my work, I use MS Access together with MS SQL Server as ETL (Extraction - Transformation - Loading) tools for migrating data between business ERP systems and data stores. My forte is building bespoke functions and applications.


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I am a chartered engineer with 30 years of engineering and business experience, member of the BCS and have been working specifically in database applications, including SQL Server (v7/8/2000) for the last 9 or so years. I previously taught a course in Database Analysis and Design, but am now a freelance consultant and systems analyst.

Commercial database design and development work undertaken.

 
   

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Using MS Access - Ms access double data entry


Expert: Geoff - 6/8/2009

Question
First i want to thank you in advance for your help.
My question is as follows. i have an Ms Access database that i already entered data in it . But my supervisors need to do a Double data entry to it so i need the database to automatically check with the original Table and tells me if  what I’m entering  does not match the original Table and if i want to change the original Master table .
I did a copy of the form called it (form2) and a copy of the table called it (table2) but don’t know what to do next I’m not an expert but I use a little VB to make simple codes to open close fields .
Please help me i will really appreciate it soo much  please   
Thanks in advance


Answer
Charles, hi

Open Form2 in design mode

Open the Properties dialog (RH click & Properties)

Ensure the form object is selected - box at top-left of form object is black.

In the properties dialog - find RecordSource property - change this from table1 to table2

Save, close objects and run as normal...

Kind regards

Geoff :-)


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