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    BHarries is offline Novice
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bulzie View Post
    Any way you can change the structure to be 2 tables say Employee and Competency?
    Employee would have EmpID, EmpName
    Competency would have CompetencyID, EmpID, Competency, Rating
    1, 1001, Friendly, 3
    2, 1006, Smart, 4
    3, 1001, Smart, 2
    etc,

    You would link the tables on EmpID. This way you just have to search 2 fields (Competency and Rating) to find your records instead of having to deal with 200+ fields.
    I'm working on access again today and can't get anywhere, I've linked 2 tables together as you said but how can I search for a value in a specific field please?

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    Here is a draft model for consideration. I think you would probably include a CompetencyDate in the EmployeeHasCompetencyAndRating table (for history/progress etc).
    You know your environment and requirements better than readers.
    Good luck.
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    So what data structure(tables) did you go with? If you have to keep the 200+ tables I wish you luck.

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