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How to "force" a relationship?

brucep
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Attempting to do the following and not sure how to proceed.

I have several 2-way radios that are programmed differently. Channel 1 may be Dispatch on one radio where the other may be channel 2 for dispatch. Each radio has over 50 channels.

I would like to use tabs to show channels 1-25 in one tab and 26-50 in the other. I have a table with the frequencies I will be using. Another table has the radio information (name, serial # etc). Obviously there is no common link between the two tables.

Is there a way, in the tab, I can click on a filed called channel 1 and the list of frequencies pops up in a menu or list to be selected, then go to channel 2 and do the same.

Not sure how to set up the relationship, if there is one.

Thanks

It sounds like you need a join table -- each record links the radio with the frequency.

Could you please elaborate on this. I am not sure how I could have a unique relationship id.

Thanks

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