Hi Richard. I can look at my customers in two ways: by company and by contact person. I can have up to 10 contact persons with different interests per company I do business with. Is it advisable to make a separate table and a separate form for companies and contact persons, and combine them in some way later?
Reply from Richard Rost:
Yes, absolutely. You would definitely want separate tables for COMPANIES and CONTACTS if you have that many people you deal with at a company. Relating multiple tables together is something that I'll be spending a GREAT deal of time with in the Access Expert series. If you want to learn about it right now, see my Access 201 class. It's for Access 2003, but all of the concepts are exactly the same.
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