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    FALAGELOLOGIST is offline Novice
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    Creating a Table Based On Two Records And Corresponding Field Values

    I am a beginner at Access, can understand some basic VBA and I have a very tricky problem ahead of me.



    I have one table with many records and many fields. For simplicity, here's a mini version.

    Building Name System1 System2 System3 System4
    BLD1 System1A System2C System 3F System4A
    BLD2 System1B System2B System 3C System4A
    BLD3 System1A System 2A System 3C System4C


    In my real table there is about 1000 records and 25 Systems (fields)

    I have a form with two subforms, each subform allows me to select one record from the table.

    Let's say I selected BLD1 and Bld3, I want to create a button that will take the two selected records and create a table similar to the one below.


    System Bld1 Bld3
    System1 System1A System1A
    System2 System2C System 2A
    System3 System 3F System 3C
    System4 System4A System4C


    (The actual end result would have about 25 records, one for each system.

    What is the best way to go about accomplishing this?

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    Perceptus is offline Expert
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    If you have been able to create a query to join the data like you want, it should be a simple matter of just converting that select query to a make table query.

    Are you trying to Transpose the Column and Row information? It sorta looks like thats what your doing. If this is indeed what you need, you may wish to handle the transpose function in excel.

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