Can anyone advise me on the best method to create a form from a list of
products that will print as an internal purchase order?
I have tried in MSFrontPage and MS Access and am not getting anywhere -
mostly because of my lack of knowledge.
I want it to be run on drop down boxes that when a choice is made from one
it creates a specific data drop down for the next category and on down the
line until the unit price is entered. After each entry, they have the choice
to add another product or end the order.
Then of course I want to be able to add all prices together. There is
currently no S&H or tax to be added as it is added to the cost of the
individual item price.
Additionally, I need it to print and/or be e-mailed to the purchasing
department.
Finally, I would like it to be added to our internal website (intranet) to
be used by all associates.
Oh and I want to give them a confirm page on the e-mailed copy.
So If anyone can advise me on the best and/or simplest process, software,
set up, etc I would dearly appreciate the assistance.
--
Thanks and God bless you and yours,
Gabriella777_2
"Gabriella777_2" <Gabriella7772@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:32E28DBE-291F-4422-83EB-47FD7AD24FEA@microsoft.com...
> Can anyone advise me on the best method to create a form from a list of
> products that will print as an internal purchase order?
> I have tried in MSFrontPage and MS Access and am not getting anywhere -
> mostly because of my lack of knowledge.
> I want it to be run on drop down boxes that when a choice is made from one
> it creates a specific data drop down for the next category and on down the
> line until the unit price is entered. After each entry, they have the choice
> to add another product or end the order.
> Then of course I want to be able to add all prices together. There is
> currently no S&H or tax to be added as it is added to the cost of the
> individual item price.
> Additionally, I need it to print and/or be e-mailed to the purchasing
> department.
> Finally, I would like it to be added to our internal website (intranet) to
> be used by all associates.
> Oh and I want to give them a confirm page on the e-mailed copy.
> So If anyone can advise me on the best and/or simplest process, software,
> set up, etc I would dearly appreciate the assistance.
> --
> Thanks and God bless you and yours,
> Gabriella777_2
>
"Gabriella777_2" <Gabriella7772@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:32E28DBE-291F-4422-83EB-47FD7AD24FEA@microsoft.com...
> Can anyone advise me on the best method to create a form from a list of
> products that will print as an internal purchase order?
> I have tried in MSFrontPage and MS Access and am not getting anywhere -
> mostly because of my lack of knowledge.
> I want it to be run on drop down boxes that when a choice is made from one
> it creates a specific data drop down for the next category and on down the
> line until the unit price is entered. After each entry, they have the
> choice
> to add another product or end the order.
> Then of course I want to be able to add all prices together. There is
> currently no S&H or tax to be added as it is added to the cost of the
> individual item price.
> Additionally, I need it to print and/or be e-mailed to the purchasing
> department.
> Finally, I would like it to be added to our internal website (intranet) to
> be used by all associates.
> Oh and I want to give them a confirm page on the e-mailed copy.
> So If anyone can advise me on the best and/or simplest process, software,
> set up, etc I would dearly appreciate the assistance.
> --
> Thanks and God bless you and yours,
> Gabriella777_2
>
Unfortunately, "Database Design & Application Development for Dummies"
can not be fitted into the confines of a Bazooka Bubble-gum insert.
You have to choose one of two options:
1. Enroll in a local college and take the computer classes
necessary to provide you with the skill to do-it-yourself.
2. Hire a professional.
Steve
Please advise on best choice 
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