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    excellenthelp is offline Advanced Beginner
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    Table Relationship Issue


    Hello Accessers,

    I am pondering on how to make this a possibility, knowing there is a way... I am just unable to come up with a method. Hope you can help.

    I have created an Employee table with names, address, phones, etc. and another table (Report Track table) to track the report.

    The dilemma:
    How can it be possible to have three fields and join the tables? The three fields are: [Lead Auditor], [2nd Auditor], and [Report Date]. The Lead Auditor and 2nd Auditor would consist names from the same Employee table. I am unable to create two relationships between these two tables (Employee table and Report Track table). How can this be designed better?

    Let me know. Thanks!

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    amrut is offline Expert
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    Can't you relate both the auditor fields in report table to the primary key of your employee table ? Avoid spaces in table names, field names. Use tblEmployee, LeadAuditor, SecondAuditor, ReportDate etc.

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    excellenthelp is offline Advanced Beginner
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    By creating relational tables, it will do wonders.

    Thank you, amrut!!!

    Marking this as SOLVED.

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