Newbies BassSick Posted May 22, 2007 Newbies Posted May 22, 2007 Hello everybody! I'm new to FM, i've been into programming for many years, but nothing such as this. So i really need some tips that can get me on the right way. I'm designing a database for a medical supplies company, and got stuck on the very beginning. I have the spanish version, so please understand if some words are not accurate. I have a table with a lot of fields. Some of them auto-complete themselves if some other field already had that info. To make it clearer: In the Layout1, fieldA=Siemens Sensor, fieldB=RoomH 32-A. If I enter "Siemens Sensor" in the fieldA of layout 2, the fieldB automaticly fills itself with "RoomH 32-A". To do that, I created a new table related to the original by fieldA, so the list is stored in table2, and when i'm entering new data on table1, fields auto-complete themselves with the right info. Now, I want create new layouts on table2, by entering new data on table1, but only if the data was not previously on table2. An tips on how i can do that? Thanks!
Emma in England Posted May 25, 2007 Posted May 25, 2007 Do you mean you want to create new records on table 2?
Newbies BassSick Posted May 27, 2007 Author Newbies Posted May 27, 2007 Exactly. I want to create new layouts on table 2 by entering new data on table 1
Vaughan Posted May 27, 2007 Posted May 27, 2007 You might be able to use field validation in table two to prevent duplicate values in FieldA from being created.
Newbies BassSick Posted May 28, 2007 Author Newbies Posted May 28, 2007 (edited) Yea that's a good way to prevent that, but how can i actually create new layouts on table 2 from entering data on table 1? Edit: Do you mean you want to create new records on table 2? Sorry, yes i mean records. Edited May 29, 2007 by Guest
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