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Well, i'm currently researching recordsets because what i ideally want to do is be able to manipulate any field in any table using visual Basic, through forms. This is more my field of play. Something along the lines of !me.field or [table][mytablename].... but its the syntax thats holding me...

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Hello again, I just wanted to say that this project is really overwhelming and im working on it as much as I can spare time. Haven't forgotten about this thread or anything, the solution might take a while (in case anyone was wondering) Dont want to break Forums protocol. FOR THE HORDE!

thanks for the help, i will take your suggestions under consideration and get to work. I will post my results when im done.

can you elaborate? Are you saying i should use SQL instead of VB?

Hello, I am learning access and VB as i go along so please forgive any obvious questions i may be asking. I have a personnel table where records are entered in via a form. Some fields are: Last name, first name, and title (position in the company). Every time someone gets promoted their title...

Hello. I would like to create a table(#2) that copies every record entered into another table(#1), whether by form or manually. But, after the record is copied into table #2 I don't want it to have any dependencies to the original. I want to be able to change the record in table #1 without it...