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Would basing this form on an append query do it for me?

Nvm, I found the code for the Northwind, I think I can modify it to my needs

Was wondering how one might go about creating a swithboard similar to the Northwind one found in the sample database. Thanks

How would I go about doing that Ken, I'm extremely new to Access and have never done andy VBA coding before

hey guys, was wondering the coding so that when a form is opened, it automatically sets you up with a blank record. This thread has probably already been done, but I would appreciate any help

Nvm, figured it out. I think it may have had a problem with "Move" as the heading of the field. Anywho, changed the name and now it works

Ok, back at it again today, still can't figure out how the hell to get this to work. Any feedback would be appreciated

And if I can get an answer in the next 20 mins or so that would be great, I'd really like to get this figured out before I go home

yes, there are 12 data inputs, and that final box maintains a running total of the hours using a simple summation =[VALUE1]+[VALUE2]+...etc. Like I said, if I leave the 12th input out of the expression it works just fine, but once I include the 12th one, I get "#Error"

the last input into the expression, there's supposed to be 12 in total, I get the first 11 fine, but once the 12th is included inside the expression, shit fucks up

Hey guys, just learning how to use Access. I'm putting together a costing program and trying to do a on-the-fly summation of production hours, I have 12 items and I do the whole =[VALUE]+[VALUE]+... thing. It's all good until I include the last entry into my expression, up until that it adds...