davesdownndeep
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I apologise in advance for the length of this post, it’s not that I expect the answer to be long and complicated but what I’m trying to achieve is specific.
I’m mid build of a medical records data base for a self-employed sports therapist, a family member so I’m not charging anything for the finished product. What I’m wanting, is to be able to place an anatomical image of the front and rear of a person as a back ground (I am able to do this) and give the user the ability to place “X”’s at any point over the drawing to indicate where the injury site is.
I have done this with a sub form using the fields from a table with fields numbered sequentially. Then placed these fields invisibly over the background image, linking the unique ref No’ from the patient records to the looked up unique number in the numerically fielded table.
This has resulted in indifferent outcomes and is a very time consuming process to continue by trial and error.
Is there anyone who bothered to read this far, who could suggest another cleaner approach to achieving my goal. If I have failed to explain my project, I apologise. I can try and explain better to anyone who may require further details in order to possibly steer me in the right direction.
Thanks in advance, Davesdowndeep.
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I’m mid build of a medical records data base for a self-employed sports therapist, a family member so I’m not charging anything for the finished product. What I’m wanting, is to be able to place an anatomical image of the front and rear of a person as a back ground (I am able to do this) and give the user the ability to place “X”’s at any point over the drawing to indicate where the injury site is.
I have done this with a sub form using the fields from a table with fields numbered sequentially. Then placed these fields invisibly over the background image, linking the unique ref No’ from the patient records to the looked up unique number in the numerically fielded table.
This has resulted in indifferent outcomes and is a very time consuming process to continue by trial and error.
Is there anyone who bothered to read this far, who could suggest another cleaner approach to achieving my goal. If I have failed to explain my project, I apologise. I can try and explain better to anyone who may require further details in order to possibly steer me in the right direction.
Thanks in advance, Davesdowndeep.
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