Dear Liveson,


 


            Thank you
for your tips, but this is not one, which I am searching for; it is because my
question may lead you in a different way.


 


I will ask my doubt in a different way


 


I have one table like follow



 
  
  Product name

  
  
  Material utiles no:1


  
  
  Material utiles no:1

  
  
  Material utiles no:1

  
 
 
  
  xyz

  
  
  Calcium

  
  
  Magnesium

  
  
  Carbonates

  
 
 
  
  abc

  
  
  Calcium

  
  
  Magnesium

  
  
  Carbonates

  
 
 
  
  def

  
  
  Calcium

  
  
  Magnesium

  
  
  Carbonates

  
 


 


Now I want to make one new table in there I want to enter
the qty of material utilise in respective product name. my future table view
like follow



 
  
  Product name

  
  
  Calcium

  
  
  Magnesium

  
  
  Carbonates

  
 
 
  
  xyz

  
  
  25

  
  
  36

  
  
  38

  
 
 
  
  abc

  
  
  2

  
  
  252

  
  
  238

  
 
 
  
  def

  
  
  235

  
  
  2465

  
  
  264

  
 


            


So the filed name in second table from first tables


 


This is my problem pls give me some solution for this


 


Any tips pls


Regards


Faisal


Riyadh




----- Original Message ----
From: L Tumbulu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Tuesday, December 4, 2007 4:26:32 PM
Subject: Re: [ms_access] table field name










  


    
            I personally don't know if it is possible to have a field in one 
table automatically updated when data in a field in another table is changed. 
What I know is that you can write code in VBA in AfterUpdate event that runs a 
query that updates a field in the other table. For example you write the 
following code



Dim stSQL  As String, stCriteria as String

stSQL = "UPDATE YourTableName SET FieldName = " & Me.TextBoxNameOnFor m 

CurrentDb.Execute stSQL, dbFailOnError



where YourTableName is the name of the table, FieldName is the name of the 
filed in the table and TextBoxNameOnForm is the name of the textbox on the form 
on which the AfterUpdate event has occurred. If the textbox contains 
non-numeric data then enclose it in single quotes like stSQL = "UPDATE 
YourTableName SET FieldName = '" & Me.TextBoxNameOnFor m & "'". Please note 
that there is a single quote soon after the second equals sign and a single 
quote with double quotes on either side at the end.



HTH



Liveson



----- Original Message ----- 

  From: Muhamed Faisal 

  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ps.com 

  Sent: Tuesday, 04 December, 2007 2:18 PM

  Subject: [ms_access] table field name



dears,



There is any way to have a tables field name should automaticaly liknked with 
another table 

  becuse i want to design a table in there field name should updated 
utomaticaly from another table

  any tips pls

  regrds

  Faisal

  Riyadh



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