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Rows of Data Pasted is not what was copied...or is it ??

Rows of Data Pasted is not what was copied...or is it ??

Rows of Data Pasted is not what was copied...or is it ??

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In Access 2002, I am trying to do something I have done thousands of times but it is giving strange results today. I have a table in which I am trying to copy and paste 6 rows at a time into the same table. The reason for the copy/paste is that I only have to change one letter in the name and description fields. I have temporarily removed the primary key as usual. When I copy the 6 rows and then paste them, the wrong data (different rows than what I copied) appears in the pasted rows. It gets more confusing because, if I close the table and reopen it, the correct pasted data is there. This is really messing me up. Anyone ever experience this? Thanks!!

RE: Rows of Data Pasted is not what was copied...or is it ??

hi,

Care to share any specific details?

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