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    robert4 is offline Novice
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    A form that displays one record from two tables (2 record on form) and shows changes?

    I have a database which consists of tblMaster, tblMasterReplica, frmMaster (to display info from tblMaster), frmChange (to make changes to data, which are saved to tblMasterReplica). I also have a tblAudit (tracks changes made to the tblMasterReplica).



    I need to create a form to display the data from only one entry from both the tblMaster & tblMasterReplica (two rows of data--only record that changed and original data). I want it to be two columns (ex. "Old Data & Updated Data") in between the two rows I want an approve and a deny button. If approve is clicked, the updated data will override the old data in the tblMaster, if the deny button is selected I want the information to revert back to what it was in the tblMasterReplica.

    My knowledge of access is limited as this is the first database I have attempted to create so all of your help/advice is very much appreciated!

    Thank You.

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    Robeen is offline VIP
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    Using the common field that identifies the matching records in the two tables, you can have a Form display the matching records.
    What field or fields in your tables identifies the matching records?

    Give us some more details and you should get the answers you need here.

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    robert4 is offline Novice
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    The master table holds supplier information, for example: id codes (primary key), multiple contacts (name, email, phone..etc) there are about 65 fields in the table. Things that would most likely be changing would be the contact(s) information.

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