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    Recording dates and tmies of queries

    Here we go: Imagine three tables, called A, B and C respectively. Each table has the same fields: ID [autonumber], Field1, Field2 and Field3. If I wanted to move information out of one table and into another, then again into another, then possibly back to any one of the three, I would like to...
  2. Duplicity

    Do Command: Save & Close From

    I'm playing with Access (relatively new to it so bear with me) and I have a form with a "New record" button on it. What I'd like is to include a command button to save the newly input information typed into the form fields and close the form, all at the same time. I can set up the...
  3. Duplicity

    Move contents of textbox to textbox-command button

    I can do this in Visual Basic but on an Access form it has me flumoxed. (Why is VBA so completely different to VB in so many regards ?) What I have is a common dialog that allows me to select a file and copy its filepath to a textbox on a subform. That part works just fine. After the above...
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    SQL from Access form to Excel named range

    I’d like some help with an SQL query from an Access database to an Excel named range. The scenario is this: On an Access form that displays the usual suspects of customer information from a table called Clients; ClientID Name Surname Company Name Client type – selected from 3 possibilities in...
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    SQL from Access form to Excel named range

    I’d like some help with an SQL query from an Access database to an Excel named range. The scenario is this: On an Access form that displays customer information from a table called Clients; ClientID Name Surname Company Name Client type – selected from 3 possibilities in a drop down menu...

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