It would look as if lets say you have three fields
fldArea, fldCity, fldCustID. - Now note I am picking through code that I know works from a gent who made it for me. Might need some tweaking.
Separately you would do like this
strQuery = "INSERT INTO tblScores ([fldArea],[fldCity],[fldCustID]) VALUES (" _
& "'" & Request.Form("fldArea"

& "', " _
& "'" & Request.Form("fldCity"

& "', " _
& "'" & Request.Form("fldCustID"

& "') "
Conn.Execute strQuery
All together would look something like this. - what is in
Blue you have to alter.
Set Conn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection"

Conn.Open
strProvider
Conn.BeginTrans
strQuery = "INSERT INTO
tblScores ([fldNumber],[fldArea],[fldCity],[fldCustID]) VALUES (" _
& "#" & Request.Form("
fldArea"

& "-" & Request.Form("
fldCity"

& "-" & Request.Form("
fldCustID"

& "#, " _
& "'" & Request.Form("
fldArea"

& "', " _
& "'" & Request.Form("
fldCity"

& "', " _
& "'" & Request.Form("
fldCustID"

& "') "
Conn.Execute strQuery "I like a man who grins when he fights."
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Stuart