Make Multiple Cascading Combo Boxes in Access Part 3

In this Microsoft Access tutorial, I will show you how to build multiple cascading combo boxes by setting up a customer table with essential fields like address, city, state, and ZIP codes. We focus on normalizing data to use IDs efficiently, modifying combo boxes step-by-step, including writing and revising VBA code to ensure the fields update correctly as selections are made. Additionally, you'll learn how to manage row sources dynamically to filter data based on previous selections, and ensure a smooth transition when browsing records. This is part 3.

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Prerequisites

• Multiple Cascading, Part 2

Links

• Update Queries
• Normalizing Data
• ZIP Code Lookup
• USA First

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