I am fairly good with general code in access. Where my knowledge falls short is anything that has to do with the FOR command and I believe thats where I am at now.
I have a table with 3 columns A, B, C
A is the primary key
I want to populate every record in columns B & C with code when a form control [ControlA] OnChange event fires.
This is where I believe I need the FOR each record command to do this!
Another problem is I need the math to be like the following:
Column B = [ControlA]*Column A
Column C = [ControlA]*[ControlB]*[ControlC]*Column A
I am sure this is some type of update query or similar situation, but figured i would ask which direction to go before I get lost ;)
I am not sure how I add Column A into the equation!
Any help or direction would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Don
I have a table with 3 columns A, B, C
A is the primary key
I want to populate every record in columns B & C with code when a form control [ControlA] OnChange event fires.
This is where I believe I need the FOR each record command to do this!
Another problem is I need the math to be like the following:
Column B = [ControlA]*Column A
Column C = [ControlA]*[ControlB]*[ControlC]*Column A
I am sure this is some type of update query or similar situation, but figured i would ask which direction to go before I get lost ;)
I am not sure how I add Column A into the equation!
Any help or direction would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Don