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ashipley 5/30/2009 |
I assume that the information from all of the tables shows on the list page at one time. I would link the tables to establish a master child relationship, then at the query page I would use "Add table" to bring the child tables into the query. Clck on the fields in the child table that you want to show up on the page with the master (List Page). When you go to the List page you will see the fields from the master table plus the ones that you called in from the child tables. Then use advanced search to search whichever fields you want to search on |
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alina author 5/31/2009 |
I assume that the information from all of the tables shows on the list page at one time. I would link the tables to establish a master child relationship, then at the query page I would use "Add table" to bring the child tables into the query. Clck on the fields in the child table that you want to show up on the page with the master (List Page). When you go to the List page you will see the fields from the master table plus the ones that you called in from the child tables. Then use advanced search to search whichever fields you want to search on Arthur
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