Make Multiple Cascading Combo Boxes in Access Part 2

In this Microsoft Access tutorial, I will show you how to create multiple cascading combo boxes using nested subforms. We will build on the table structure we set up in part one, focusing on forms for managing country, state, county, city, and street data. You'll learn how to use continuous forms and set subform properties to ensure seamless data manipulation without displaying unnecessary IDs. Customize the visual appeal of your forms with different colors for better user interface design. This session is dedicated to practice and reinforcing skills covered previously, while preparing for further integration with customer forms. This is part 2.

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Prerequisites

• Multiple Cascading, Part 1

Links

• Synchronize Subforms
• Referential Integrity

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