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I have a small database in Access 2002.
In a new record I'd like to be able to type the name of the company and then have all the contact info appear.
eg: I type IBM and IBM's street address, phone number etc, appear in the correct boxes.
I have the tables set and the relationships set so is there a way to do this? I'd rather not use a drop down list or combo boxes. I just want to have appropriate fields populated and then be able to add new info.
This came about because I've built several computers for the same company and I don't want to have type all the contact info over, but would like a seperate record for each computer even though they may be at the same address.
Is this clear as mud?
Larry
Today seems like a good day to chew through the restraints.

You want to do this within the Table? Not possible. Why not create a Form with subforms?
Life is more painless for those who are brainless.

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