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    Relationship problems

    I am trying to create a report from 3 tables, Students, Measurements 1 and Measurements 3. However, I am getting an error message: You have chosen fields from these tables: Students and Parents, Measurements 1 and Measurements 3; One or more of these tables isn't related to the others. Click OK to edit system relationships.



    As I have created relationships and these tables seem to be related together, I cannot see how to edit this. Any help would be most appreciated.

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    I don't see any relationship to the [Measurements 3] table.

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    Please can you tell me how to do that as I am struggling with it.

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    In the Relationship screen, just left click the [Student ID] field of the [Students and Parents] table and drag it over to the same field in the [Measurements 3] table and drop it. How did you get the other relationships?

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    BarbT is offline Novice
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    Thank you, I will do that. The trouble is that I did this some many months ago and can't remember how I created relationships! Anyhow, I think that this makes sense, so many thanks for your help.

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    It is a visual thing and will correct you if it is not a valid relationship.

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