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    cap.zadi is offline Competent Performer
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    Hello Sir,



    I am working on the structure. can you advise me how to manage the structure at process level - 6

    Where is if a quntity is reject so other form shud appear to enter the reasons with qunantites?

    if i say there is 20pc's rejected so another form should appear where i can enter

    10 = CC
    05 = Bend
    05 = Hole


    Please advise the structure?

    thanks

    zee

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    jzwp11 is offline VIP
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    Basically you are doing a quality inspection of a process/product, so I believe you need a new table tied to tblProductProcess


    Let's say for example the the product/process yields 50 pieces of which 20 are rejected as you describe, so your data might look like this:

    30 pieces: good
    10 pieces: bad: CC
    5 pieces: bad: bend
    5 pieces: bad: hole

    So you table might look like this

    tblProductProcessQuality
    -pkProdProcQualityID primary key, autonumber
    -fkProdProcID foreign key to tblProductProcess
    -Qty (a quantity field)
    -txtQuality (a field to say the products are good or bad) I show this as a text field buy you could possibly use a yes/no field or you can use a number field 1=good 2=bad or even a foreign key to another table that has applicable choices)
    -fkReasonID foreign key to a table that holds all possible quality rejection reasons

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