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Thank you for the replies, so far, but they don't resolve my problem. This is a web-enabled database. My understanding is you cannot use VBA in this type of application. Only macros can be used. I understand it's not good to store the same data in two different tables, and I'm trying to avoid...

It sounds like you and I are having a similar problem. I'm using the Microsoft Issues web-enabled template to implement a database for my school district. I have bus drivers who need to have an assigned person at each school review a report when a student misbehaves on the bus. I have...

I'm a newbie at Access, but have been tasked with creating a web-enabled database. The goal is to allow a requester to input an issue for review. The reviewer must be notified a new issue has been directed to them via email. I've started by using the Microsoft Issues web-enabled template as...

At the risk of having the blind lead the blind, since I too am a relative Access newbie... I'm exploring publishing a web-enabled Access database which I'm designing in Access 2010, using the Issues web-enabled template as a base. Yes, using Sharepoint server will be the key to getting it...

Thanks for the kind assistance. I had figured out how to add the field going forward. I was just hoping there was something to save me from myself in the application. Lance

That's what I was afraid of, Spike! Thanks!

Does Access programmatically add a date created to a database record, even if the dumb db developer didn't add a date created field to the form initially? Is there a way to pull that date stamp into the existing database records? :confused: