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    Attached DB is my changes to your post#30.
    Fixed OwnersTable Form.


    Fixed PreviousNo lookup in RPTax Form.

    Fixed buttons blanking out with mouse hover.

    I really don't see any way to connect a logical chain of revisions from the OTD_No to the current with the records as they are in the MainTable. The data will not support that functionality.
    The best we could do would be to set up a PropertyTable and a TransactionTable. The PropertyTable would contain the OTD_No and fixed (unchanging) fields for the property.
    The TransactionTable would contain all the assessments with that OTD_No, one-to-many. These two tables would replace the current MainTable. There could be no currentNo/PreviousNo linkage in the TransactionTable - the data just is not there. All we know is that the transactions belong to that OTD_No.
    These two tables would be set up in a Mainform/Subform arrangement.
    If you want to go that way, I can write the VBA conversion routines to convert MainTable into the two new tables.
    Tax_davegri-v04.zip

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    The best we could do would be to set up a PropertyTable and a TransactionTable. The PropertyTable would contain the OTD_No and fixed (unchanging) fields for the property.
    I agree with these 2 tables.
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    These two tables would replace the current MainTable.
    But I like the Main Table that you created because the user could get from there the properties that have never been re assessed since its original issuance.
    These two tables would be set up in a Mainform/Subform arrangement.
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    If you want to go that way, I can write the VBA conversion routines to convert MainTable into the two new tables.
    Would you do that? Please forgive me but I am so excited with this latest idea. This is truly a blessed Sunday. thank you.

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    Dave, this might have a bearing on the PropertyTable. There are some cases where a property has more than 1 classification, each class has distinct area and assessed values.
    ex. TaxDecNo 1200, classifications - Riceland, Rootcrop Land
    TaxDecNo 1500, Residential Lot, Residential Buidling
    Perhaps the letters A and B could be added to the number to avoid duplicate error messages.

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    Thank you Access Forums.TYPic.zip

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