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    pacaskurban is offline Novice
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    newbie question

    Hello,

    I am planning to build a database, I need to put in products with multiple variations and depending on the variations the price changes.



    Like this:

    A4 notes (main product)
    Glossy (variation 1)
    Plain (variation 2) (also has different price)
    100 pcs (variation 3)
    1000 pcs (variation 4)

    Ofc 1000 pcs of variation 2 are more expensive then 1000 pcs of variation 1. How can I establish this? Do I need to make a new table for every variation?

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    ranman256 is offline VIP
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    No. They all go into the 1 table using an auto number key field.
    fields:
    keyID
    product
    variation
    pcs
    descr

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    ssanfu is offline Master of Nothing
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    Since you state that you are a "newbie" (welcome to the forum), I would strongly advise working through the tutorials at Roger's Access Library.
    http://www.rogersaccesslibrary.com/forum/forum46.html

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    JLCan is offline Novice
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    Hi Pakas!

    You need 2 tables: one for Products and one for Variations.
    In table Products, you store prod. name and other info.
    In table Variations, you store description, qty and price.
    Finally, establish a 1-to-many relationship between Products and Variations.

    P.S. - You most probably have repetitive descriptions and qtys. So create tables to store then and repeat the 1-to-many relationship for each of them.
    Sounds complicated? Just proceed with ssanfu suggestion.

    Good luck, JLCan.

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    pacaskurban is offline Novice
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    Thank you so much for responding and helpful tips, I am going to try it out I will keep you guys updated!

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