I'm used to using 2007 which allows multiple values in the lookup wizard, this helps hugely with my queries as the database i'm building has information on one parent who may have up to 5 kids.
Now i'm building up a similar database in 2000 and could really use some help, 2000 won't allow multiple values in a lookup field which means if I have a parent who has more than one kid I cant store the details, I have a seperate table for both parent and child, each child gets a unique ID which I then link to the parent table with lookup field, i've tried having one ID per household of children (but this causes problems when I want to collate details on age groups and genders etc) and i've tried each child on a seperate ID (which ideally i need) but this means I cannot link up more than one ID with the parent. Is there anything similar to multiple values I can use in 2000?
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I'm used to using 2007 which allows multiple values in the lookup wizard, this helps hugely with my queries as the database i'm building has information on one parent who may have up to 5 kids.
Now i'm building up a similar database in 2000 and could really use some help, 2000 won't allow multiple values in a lookup field which means if I have a parent who has more than one kid I cant store the details, I have a seperate table for both parent and child, each child gets a unique ID which I then link to the parent table with lookup field, i've tried having one ID per household of children (but this causes problems when I want to collate details on age groups and genders etc) and i've tried each child on a seperate ID (which ideally i need) but this means I cannot link up more than one ID with the parent. Is there anything similar to multiple values I can use in 2000?
I think I understand what you are trying to do. What it sounds like to me is that you have a many to many relationship between your Parents table and your Childrens table. This requires a third linking table: ParentChild. In the ParentChild table you have three basic fields: ParentChildID which is the primary key, ParentID and ChildID.
Regards, and welcome to the Scripts!
Scott
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