i'm new to Access so i'd really like some help
i have one table that has a one to many relationship with two other tables...can i view both those child tables in a subdatasheet view when i'm working on my parent table?
i'm new to Access so i'd really like some help
i have one table that has a one to many relationship with two other tables...can i view both those child tables in a subdatasheet view when i'm working on my parent table?
No, you can't (you have to pick which one will open when you click the plus sign). But you can use two SUBFORMS to view at the same time as a main form.
Personally, I don't believe anyone should be working on tables/queries directly (with the only exception really being when the developer is developing).
thank you!
yes, i'm in the process of developing the db and subdatasheets really help me see that the table relationships i've made are working properly.
i did make a form with subforms, but i'm not able to enter data into a table via the subform. for example, i have a ProductTbl and a ManufacturerTbl and then a DistributerTbl. The ManufacturerTbl and DistrbuterTbl are linked to the ProductTbl by a one-to-many relationship (one Manufacturer/distributer, many products).
I want to create a form based on the ProductTbl with the ManufacturerTbl and DistributerTbl as subforms and I want to be able to enter data into all three tables by the same form. I created one but I can't enter data or modify data in the tables via their subforms. Also, the subform looks like a datasheet, is there any way I can view it differently? It would be helpful if someone could tk some time to explain to me how subforms work.
Thanks!
See if the tutorial here
http://www.functionx.com/access2007/Lesson31.htm
(go down the page a bit until you see Subforms/Subreports)
Thank you very much! That definitely solves my problem and then some