I think there are two questions:
1) Linked tables
Not sure you need to to do that with vars.
How 'bout a form with 2 DBGrids, top grid is invoice header, bottom is
invoice details.
Link them by invoice number...or whatever they have in common; link on
one column only.
2) Copy/paste from one gr
Can't you use a good old-fashioned form variable? Just define a form
variableequal to the PK or some other identifier of the row the user has just
clicked on?You can use a "getproperty" in the grid eep, but form variables are
very easy
Karen
-Original Message-
From: Dick Fey
To:
Somewhere in my foggy mind, I remember a way to click on a line in a
dbgrid and have it update that line
with a variable using WHERE current of cursor.
What I want to do is populate a field on one line with a variable for
another table.
IE: Top table is a vendor invoice. Clicking a line th
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