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will powers 

14 years ago
is there a way besides going into the relative typeT table like in the video to make the opposite ID?  I want to make a database for our parade in town.  the idea would be to fill up a float with people and show floats that aren't full yet and floats that are full. then use the reverse to show what people went on what float in the past.  

- Will


Reply from Richard Rost:

Well, the floats that are full/not full would just be a simple DCOUNT (or a form footer total) of the number of child records.

Making a query to show who was on which float in the past should be a simple matter too.

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