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Ramona Woitas        
2 years ago
This was awesome by the way!  :)

I would like to do something similar to what you did with the ClassF & Students.  Except instead of ClassF, I would create another form called CourseReferenceF, and the student combo would become a course combo. So I could pick 1 or more courses to the Current Course Record.

Purpose 1 - Series of Courses (Current Followups & I would pick Course 2 to 6 under it)
Purpose 2 - Reference (Refer To Another Course to Learn More about a Topic)

However I can't wrap my head around what the relationship would be, or how to set it up.  The Current Course would not be related back to itself, but it would be to Other Courses.
So the way my brain works - It can't be a 1-1 relationship.

Is it a 1 to Many Relationship then - Where 1 course can be related to 1 or more courses?

Or is it a Many to Many Relationship - Where 1 course could be related to Many other courses?

Thanks
Richard Rost              
22 months ago
Sorry... I'm not following. Explain it like you would to a 3rd grader.
Ramona Woitas OP        
22 months ago
Your Example - You had 2 Tables (ClassT & StudentT) Connected with a Junction Table (StudentXClassT) - I Get This
- ClassF (Continuous) - StudentF (Continuous) Inside of ClassF.  

I would like to have my forms work the same (layout & how they work together) - But
- I would be using 1 Table (Right?) - CourseT (CourseID, CourseName, CourseLinkID ???)
- CourseT would be the Record Source for BOTH Forms.
- CourseF (Continuous Form) - CourseLinkF (Continuous) Inside of CourseF.

- CourseID 1 - Would NOT Be Related to Itself - But Could Be Related to CourseLinkID 2, 3, and 4
- CourseLinkID 2 - Would NOT Be Related to Itself - But Could Be Related to CourseID 1, 3, and 5

Example
- Followup has 6 Parts to it.  Course Name - Followup Part 1 (ID 1), Followup Part 2 (ID 2) etc. - In CourseF up to ID 6.
- Followup Part 1 (CourseF) - Is Related to Followup Part 2, Part 3 ... (CourseLinkF) - Which is Inside CourseF

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