John,
Thanks for the suggestion. I will create it and start work.
Regards,
Khalid
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Khalid-
John,
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Creating a "development" database sounds like a good idea!
John Viescas, Author
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On Mar 11, 2017, at 3:31 PM, khalidtanweerburrah@... [MS_Access_Professionals] <MS_Access_Professionals@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
John,
Thanks for giving me some way to handle the situation, but still there are many questions in my mind ahead.
First of all, what i assume is that this task for entering bulk entry would definitely bother me in this form's design and code at different events.
This is a request from my user not a compulsion, and i have told him i will try it.
So the scenario in my mind is that i don't mess up with my current database, instead i make a new development database importing every thing from my current database. So that we can freely make changes and experiments on the development database, if we achieve our goals and get all reports accordingly we may apply them to our current database.
Need you suggestion and guidance.
Regards,
Khalid
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Khalid-
I've tackled similar problems to this in my inventory applications. For example, I might sell a product by the "each" but buy the product by the "case". One way to deal with this is to have a product listed more than once in your database. The first version indicates individual products, and the second is a "case" that contains a multiple of the single product. You can also have a table refer to itself so that the "case" entry lists the "each" entry as the related product contained inside the case.
As for totaling on a form, if you're using a continuous form, you can add a control in the form footer that sums any numeric column. The control source looks like =Sum([Field Name]).
John Viescas, Author
Effective SQL
SQL Queries for Mere Mortals
Microsoft Access 2010 Inside Out
Microsoft Access 2007 Inside Out
Microsoft Access 2003 Inside Out
Building Microsoft Access Applications
(Paris, France)
On Mar 11, 2017, at 9:53 AM, Khalid Tanweer khalidtanweerburrah@... [MS_Access_Professionals] <MS_Access_Professionals@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
Hi John,
My user has a new demand for data entry on the form "New Cargo Collection Input" having subform "NewCargoCollectionInputsubform".
The situation is that the goods received from different clients have different Products in different Cartons, some times the Product is same, but packed in different cartons having different quantity and different weights. So there entry is made separately for each carton.
On the form there is no such control to mention that there are total how many cartons for this particular "ConsignmentNo" and Client. In different reports we get total cartons from different queries and checks, most of these are with consultation with you and your worthy suggestions and help.
Now the demand is that some times some clients do deliver some products in bulk packed in many cartons having normally same weight of each carton. Suppose a product "A" has 300 cartons or bags with same product and same weight of cartons or bags, my user needs instead of entering 300 cartons separately one by one, he may be able to make a single entry for these 300 cartons.
Now i am not getting the solution how to manage it.
Record Source of subform is:
SELECT CollectionVoucher.ConsignmentNo, [Consignment Number].ExportDocs, CollectionVoucher.Route, CollectionVoucher.ClientCIN, Clients.ClientName, CollectionVoucher.Destination, CollectionVoucher.DeliveryVr, CollectionVoucher.DeliveryVrDate, CollectionVoucher.CartonNo, CollectionVoucher.CartonSuffix, CollectionVoucher.TripNo, CollectionVoucher.UnitOfCarton, CollectionVoucher.ProductID, Products.ProductNameEnglish, Products.ProductNameRussian, Products.HSCode, CollectionVoucher.BrandName, CollectionVoucher.ProductQty, CollectionVoucher.UnitOfQty, CollectionVoucher.WeightOfCarton, CollectionVoucher.UnitOfGrossWeight, CollectionVoucher.[Net Weight], CollectionVoucher.UnitOfNetWeight, CollectionVoucher.UnitOfValue, CollectionVoucher.Rate, CollectionVoucher.Amount, CollectionVoucher.ID
FROM Products INNER JOIN ([Consignment Number] INNER JOIN (Clients INNER JOIN CollectionVoucher ON Clients.ClientCIN = CollectionVoucher.ClientCIN) ON [Consignment Number].ConsignmentNo = CollectionVoucher.ConsignmentNo) ON Products.ProductID = CollectionVoucher.ProductID
ORDER BY CollectionVoucher.CartonNo, CollectionVoucher.ProductID;
Help required please.
Regards,
Khalid
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