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    Hasse is offline Novice
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    Post Store data from one table in an other table.

    I am a beginner working with access (2013).
    I am looking for a way to retrieve data from one table and store these values in a other table. The tables are in the same database.
    For exampel:
    Table 1
    Input [OrderNr]
    Input [Nr] (linked to Table 2 [ID]
    Input [Amount]
    From Table 2
    Get [Product]
    Get [Unit]
    Get [Price]
    [TotalPrice] =[Amount] * [Price]

    The result should be wiewed as a datasheet.

    Problem 1
    I have made the form and the links between the tables and it works allright on screen.
    Except the sum-function It does not work. I can only get the amount of items in the summery field for column TotalPrice.


    Is it because it is a column for calculated values? Other columns including not calculated numeric values works allright with the sum-function.
    Is there a solution for that?

    Problem 2
    The data from table2 vill not be stored in table 1
    Is there a solution for that?

    Hopefully
    Hasse

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