I'm not sure I'm following you, Chris. But, are you saying that you're
currently passing the projectname, but you need the projectid? If so, you
can display the projectname and pass the projectid. On your form, just do
this:

<select...>
<option value="#projectid#">#projectname#</option>
</select>

----- Original Message -----
From: "Chris Kavanagh"

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>
> Luckily, I'm nearly finished, but I have another stupid question for
> you lot, my new favourite people.  I'd like to insert values from an
> insert form into two separate tables.  I'm planning to use a SQL insert
> like this:
>
> <CFQUERY datasource="myDatasource">
> INSERT INTO tasks(taskname,deadline,notes)
> VALUES('#taskname#','#deadline#','#notes#')
> </CFQUERY>
>
> In my backend Access database I have a relationship between two tables:
>
> TASKS PROJECTS
> Project --> projectsID [key]
> projectname
>
> The insert form gets all the "projectname"s and puts them in a list
> box.  But how do I go from there to inserting the corresponding
> projectsID value into the tasks table?
>
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