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Pulling info from one table to another again

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roxannep

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Jun 20, 2000
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I don't think I explained my question well enough the first time. I have been able to have Contacts.EmailName pull over onto a subform used for transactional data. However, when I move to the &quot;table&quot; view of Transactions, the Contacts.EmailName doesn't come across into the Transactions.EmailName column. The relationship between the two tables is Contacts.ContactID=Transactions.ContactID (one to many). <br><br>The transfer of the Contacts.EmailName to the Transactions.EmailName doesn't come across into the Transactions.EmailName column on the Transactions table. <br><br>I'm assuming I have to set it up in the design view of the table since I already have it showing up on a subform without a problem, it just doesn't make it into the table view! I was originally told to put the instructions into an Event Procedure (after update), however, I don't see how that's done in the table view which is where I need this to occur. HELP! <br><br>I realize it's probably quite simple (which are usually the items I struggle with compared to the more complex issues!).<br><br>Thanks to any response!
 
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