Queries :: Creating Access Database To Monitor Expenses For New Snack House

Jun 3, 2013

I am trying to create an access db to monitor my expenses for my new Snack house.

I have created a "Main" table which will be holding all the daily expenses entries one the fields is called "Type" in which i formatted as combo box with the following values (vegetables , butchery , bakery).

Another field is called "Item" which should list the items based on the Type selection.

Knowing i have a second table in which i stored all types and their corresponding items , how can i force the filed "item" in table Main to simply display the ones i need based on the "Type" input.

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