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Worked in Access 2003, but this doesn't seem to work in Access 2010....?

I have got a form with multiple textboxes and comboboxes. These boxes get their data either by manual input from users or from other tables. The data from the boxes should be written to other tables with the push of a button. How can I do this?

I want the form to do the above and look things up in another table at the same time. Can someone please help me? I'm new to Access and have no clue about this.

I really am to stupid for this.......Can't get it to work

Yeah, that I did figure out, haha.....what I mean is how to create such a thing.....I tried it by just making a form based on the table I want the products and quantity to be in and then adding this form as a subform to the "make quote" form. This doesn't do the trick..........

Working with the subform looks good Nanscombe! But I can't figure out how to make a new line appear by itself :banghead:

Hi, I got a form called "Make quote". In this form a user can select a product from a line of fields. This "line" contains: article code, product, price and quantity the customer requests. Each single quote can contain a very different amount of products. Some quotes just have 1 product, other...

Thanks Nanscombe, that does the trick!

- I have a table "Quotes" with fields "UserID" and "Quotenumber" - I have a form "Make quote" with a textfield "txtQuotenumber" and "txtUserID" With the following code "txtQuotenumber" gets the highest quotenumber for the current "txtUserID" from the "Quotes" table...

Hi, I'm currently working an a quote database (see attachments). Prices etc. have been edited because the real prices of course may not be visible to everyone ;-) Now, I'm pretty happy with what I've accomplished myself until now. Despite this fact, I'm now running in to some things I don't...

Hi everyone, My name is Remco and I'm from The Netherlands. I'm a 23 year old student Commercial Management and graduating in April 2013. I'm kind of new to Access but I'm familiar with the basics. I also got the (very very very) basics of VBA code.