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    Display full concatenate filds

    Hi 4 all!


    I've got a database. There are 2 tables: Students and Ratings, 1 query and 1 form
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    In the students table I've got 2 fields: the First_name and the Last_name
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    In the Ratings table, in the field First_and_last_name I want to display the information from the query, but both fields and not the Firtst_name only.
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    My problem is the field First_and_last_name doesn't display in the table Ratings datasheet view both names
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    I will upload the database, but I did not have time to translate all the fields.
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    Tks in advance for help!

    P.S. I've tried to resize the images but I failed.

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    I personally wouldn't use a lookup field:



    but to get both names you'd have to concatenate:

    SELECT First_name & " " & Last_name FROM...
    Paul (wino moderator)
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    Hi Paul!
    Tks for your advice... it worked!

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    Happy to help and welcome to the site by the way!
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