Great, thanks for the info. Ill definitely start working through those tutorials. Hopefully this doesn't take me too long to understand; wish me luck!
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Windows 7 64bit 
Access 2013
Great, thanks for the info. Ill definitely start working through those tutorials. Hopefully this doesn't take me too long to understand; wish me luck!
Competent Performer
Windows 7 64bit Access 2007
I am confident you will get the hang. At first it is confusing, but you will understand in no time. Good Luck!
Sometimes Helpful
Windows 7 64bit Access 2010 32bit
You will definitely want to look at some tutorials. As mentioned, Access is not intuitive. I looked at some of the links provided in post #15. I don't think you can go wrong with the tutorials in the DataPigTechnologies link. However, I do not think I would recommend the other two links. I did not look over all of the tutorials, obviously. I did notice a couple of things I would not recommend, though. For instance, you do not want to use lookup fields. Also, you are talking about developing a business application. I do not think those first two links are for people trying to architect an business solution. I would suggest studying what a relational database is first. You cannot start to design forms until you get the database side first.Originally Posted by nforce19
The information in post #11 is good advice. Steve is a professional.
Master of Nothing
Windows XP Access 2000
You might check out Database Answers Data Models at http://databaseanswers.com/data_models/index.htmIs there a basic Purchase order database template out there that can get me started?
Might not meet your exact needs, but great examples of table designs.
Purchase Order Totals
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