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    Bvincey2002 is offline Novice
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    I would like to start tracking cancelations of orders and I want to create a data entry form to help me with this. I created a new table that I want the form to populate. I am using auto generated numbers to individualize the canceled orders. Since some of my cancelations can be long and time consuming I would like to create a sub form with Product ID,Product Name, Quantity and unit Price. I want the subform to auto populate some sections, like if I was to key in the product ID it would auto populate the Product name. Then have all the information added to the new table. I am unsure of the best way to start with this. Step by Step would be most appreciated.

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    Bvincey2002 is offline Novice
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    It sounds like it but I do not understand the process very well, and I do not understand the terminology very well. So I have my main form based off of the table I want to add the data "Canceled items table". The fields within that table are "Return/Cancled ID" "Cancel Date" "Type"(Cancelation, Return, Red.Qty) "Cust ID" "Company" "PO#" "Product ID" "Product Name" "Quantity" "Unit Price" and "Comment". (The Cust ID Company Product Id Product name and unit price are also stored in other tables). In my form I have a text box for the return canceled ID, Return/ cancled date, type, Cust ID and Company. I want my subform to have the following fields( PO#, Product ID, Product Name, unit Price, Quantity, and Comments). I want to be able to type in the Product ID and have the Product name and unit Price auto fill. Then store that information in the Canceld items table. I am new to Access and have not had much trainning with the program.

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