Hi Ron,
Thank you for providing the query codes to find twins. I ran them on a
small database, (Access copy) and found 2 sets of twins. The child status
column came up all blank but would not accept input. Not a big problem, I
updated my Legacy copy of the database in Legacy.
There were also 3 individuals that produced 4 identical lines in
qFindMultipleBirths query. I checked the qSiblingInfo query and those 3 had
2 identical entries there.
I would like to run the querys on my main database but it would be nice if
the query would update child status for me.
Thanks,
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Richard Van Wasshnova
Seal Beach, CA
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ron Taylor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, May 05, 2006 8:57 PM
Subject: [LegacyUG] Using Access to find twins, triplets, etc.
To find multiple birth siblings using Microsoft Access requires the
following steps.
<snip>
3) Each set of multiple births should be displayed in adjacent rows. The
child status number can be modified to show the correct child status
description (see tblCS) or a report could be printed and then used to help
in making changes inside of Legacy.
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