On Tue, 11 Nov 2008 18:17:01 -0800, zordanj <zordanj[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
"generated"? I am assuming you mean "displayed". Let's say you have a form with a dropdown of vendors, and several textbox controls that should receive the name, address, etc.
One way to implement that is to have the RowSource query for the dropdown include these additional columns of information. In the dropdown these columns can be hidden (see ColumnWidths property). Then in the textbox control's ControlSource property write something like: =MyDropdown.Column(2) etc.
-Tom. Microsoft Access MVP
[Quoted Text] >Hello, >I have created data entry form in MS access 2007. I have a vendor table in >which all vendor details are present. In a different form i have provided a >combo box for the vendor ID. I want the vendor name, vendor address, city, >postal code to be automatically generated when the user selects a particular >vendor id.
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