Issues with combo boxes

[Accu-Grind]

I have a combo box set up that when you pick the field, it pulls up information from other fields into text boxes. Here is my code:

Sub Combo66_AfterUpdate()
' Find the record that matches the control.
Me.RecordsetClone.FindFirst "[ID] = " & Me![Combo66]


Me.Bookmark = Me.RecordsetClone.Bookmark
End Sub

I would like to have another combo box pull up information from another table, but I cannot get it to work right. I made an attempt and the only thing it did was reset the fields back to the first entry on all boxes. Is there a way to separate the tables so I can have two combo boxes?

[ranman256]

you assign a query to a combo box., not recordsets.

cboNames.rowsource = "qsNameList"

In the query qsNameList, it reads from the other combo,
select name from table where [id] = " & forms!frmMyForm!combo66

[ItsMe]

Where did you get that code from? I don't think I have seen an example like that before. I usually make a declaration of the Recordset object and then instantiate.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/lib.../ff835062.aspx

Also, when using the Me shortcut, I use the dot notation to access its members. The exclamation may work but I use that with fully qualified names.

[ranman256]

No need for record sets. Use queries.

[ItsMe]

No need for record sets. Use queries.

It seems the OP is using the Bookmark property to navigate to a record. Although, I do not know how this relates to a combo "pull up information from another table" and what it is that is not working???

[orange]

Why combo box? What are you trying to do in plain English? There may be options.

[Missinglinq]

Your posted code is standard boilerplate for retrieving a Record from the Form's RecordSource. The Form has to have Controls that are Bound to the Fields of the RecordSource. Generally speaking, in order for the Form to allow updates, the RecordSource has to be based on a single Table or on a Query that is based on a single Table.

But you appear to be talking about retrieving Records from a totally different RecordSource! To do that, you'd need a separate Form set up as described above for that Table. You can retrieve related data from a Table that is not the Form's RecordSource, using the DLookup function, but as orange suggested, you really need to tell us, in plain English, exactly what you're trying to do.

Linq ;0)>

[Accu-Grind]

Sorry it took so long for me to get back

What I am trying to do is this:

I have a form that pulls up a suppliers name. I then need to pull up the customer's name. The problem is that the tables are linked together so when I pull up field (the supplier's name) it pulls up the corresponding field from the other table. I do not want this. I want them to be two separate identities.

[orange]

Please show us the tables and relationships involved. jpg format is fine but you must ensure tables are expanded so we see all fields.
Linq has given a good overview of the code you have and how it is used(generally).

You're talking form, controls, then tables --we need to see the data and structure involved.
We are not "getting" the requirement and have no idea of the data and structures.