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Post changed form info to a different table

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Post changed form info to a different table

Post changed form info to a different table

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How do I set up a form so that when a record is retrieved and changed that it will automatically post the record data to an second table and not the original table from which the record was retrieved???

RE: Post changed form info to a different table

One way to do this is have unbound text boxes.
If the box is bound you cannot do anything different.

Then you will have to create a search routine to find the record and place it in the text boxes.
The User edits the data, then have a Save button to save it back to the second table.

That's a lot of work though.

DougP, MCP
 dposton@universal1.com
 
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