SharePoint 2013 Parent/Child Form

All,
I am completing some audits on accounts with audit names: AuditA, AuditB
I have a SharePoint list 'AuditPopulation' with the following columns:
AccountNumber
AuditName
Then as we are auditing accounts we have audit questions based on the applicable audit. Therefore I have a list called 'AuditQuestions' with the columns:
QuestionID
Question
Answer (Pass/Fail)
AuditName
I am struggling with how to link to the two lists and create a form (most likely in InfoPath) that will display the list of Questions for AuditA when the user clicks the AccountNumber in the 'AuditPopulation' list.
Thank you in advance

You can use jQuery and Web Service to achieve this task using SharePoint Designer. Refer to the following post for more information
http://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/questions/6493/how-to-automatically-link-parent-in-child-list-new-form
http://go.limeleap.com/community/bid/246651/Creating-Forms-for-SharePoint-Using-SharePoint-Designer-2010
http://www.sharepointdrive.com/blog/how-to-establish-a-parent-child-relationship-in-sharepoint/
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In SharePoint 2013 site library, I clicked the “New dcument”->Browser->typed the URL of the SharePoint 2010 site library which contained the InfoPath 2010 form.
The form also upload without the last modified message.
3.Downloaded the InfoPath 2010 form to local computer, then uploaded the form to SharePoint 2013 library, the form upload without the last modified message.
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Jason
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http://www.codeproject.com/Tips/566370/Developing-Sharepoint-Windows-Forms
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/sharepoint/en-US/bf1a37c5-ed5e-4196-b3c7-3f95c40e4f26/windows-forms-intergrated-with-sharepointis-it-possible?forum=sharepointdevelopmentlegacy

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