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I have a form that has name, address, city, state, zip, telephone number. Can yall tell me what videos to study up on to get when I enter the name in the name field it pulls all the other data over to the other fields. This is not a necessary thing I have to do. I am just real curious how to do it.
Sandra Truax
@Reply 13 months ago
I'm having trouble locating the video, but one way to do this is having all the fields in your combobox (I have mine hidden by setting th width to 0), then in the after update event of the combo box, you could say Address = ComboBox.Column(2), City = ComboBoxName.Column(3), etc. Remember, Column(0) is usually your ID.
Sandra Truax
@Reply 13 months ago
I found the lesson. He shows how at approximately 15:08 in this lesson.
Customer Discount
Richard also covers it in the extended cut of this lesson.
Invoicing
Lee ShastidOP
@Reply 13 months ago
Thank you
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