Jim

If I understand your problem at all, in the underlying query make sure you 
drag the required fields from the two related tables on PositionID. I 
suppose the title you are looking for is in the Positions table; make sure 
this field is included in your query. All you have in the Members table is a 
Position field which links this table to the Positions table and contains 
the PositionID. The name or description of the position is in the Positions 
table.

If this doesn't address your problem you may have to post a copy of your 
database in the Files section so that members can pick it up and see where 
you are going wrong.

Regards

Liveson

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jim & Margie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, 09 April, 2006 17:23
Subject: [ms_access] Query/Report From Multiple Tables


First, let me introduce myself.  I am Jim, I am a programmer by trade
(mainframe, dabble in a little VB.NET).  I am currently working on a
MS Access database for a veterans group, and it is progressing better
than I had given myself credit for.  I currently have 4 sub tables,
such as state, and board positions the members can hold.  Ive done sub
forms with combo boxes so the choice can be selected. This part works
very well.  The sub table for board positions is an alpha field, and
has of cource the key field which is an alpha number.  However, when I
do a query, or even a report (board members report) i only get a
number where the board position is supposed to be held.  You look at
the main form that holds the subform and the title correctly displays.
Look at the report, or the query, or even the subform in datasheet
view all you get is the number where the position title should be.
Its like its indexed and thats all it wants to bring foward.  I have
made sure all relationships are properly established as well.  I would
appreciate you guidance in this. This particular report is the final
thing and I am done with the project, and it is most frustrating.








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