I¹m building a database, to be used on the Web. It is for a supplier of
foods.

They have a hierarchy of headings, so a product may be:

FROZEN FOODS
     Fish and Seafood
           Shellfish
               Mussels

- where the actual product is Mussels, with a unique identifying SKU of say
F3333, and numerous attributes such as weight, portions, vegetarian,
spiciness etc. So there are up to 3 levels of heading for each product.

I have defined Value Lists for each level of heading (Temperature, Grouping,
Subrange, SkuRange) and they are based on self-join relationships. The Œnew
product¹ layout has each field formatted with a drop down menu based on the
value list.

So when you create a new product, you select Temperature (e.g. Frozen Foods
or Chilled Foods), then the Grouping field offers only those Groupings which
already exist within that Temperature, and so on down.

Is there any way of making this work in a Find? The top level (Temperature)
shows a dropdown menu, but after that the Œheading¹ fields don¹t prompt the
user.

I want the user to be able to drill down, if they don¹t know the actual
product SKU.

As usual I am probably approaching this from the wrong direction, or
thinking about it in the wrong way!

Any suggestions would be most welcome....

Emma

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