I feel rather foolish.
At the beginning of this year I designed a database form with an option group to which values were assisgned depending on the option selected - i.e. The option group is "Piano" and the options are "Not booked" with a value of 0, "Upright" with a value of 20, "Steinway Local" with a value of 40, "Steinway Professional" with a value of 100. I now want to change the value of "Steinway Local" to 50.
I cannot work out how to do this and my book "Access 2007 Inside Out" which says it is "the ultimate, in-depth reference" does not tell me how.
I am not using code other than that generated by Access 2007 itself, and am not happy with using code, so would prefer not to have an answer that requires me to delve into the use of code.
Any suggestions?
David
At the beginning of this year I designed a database form with an option group to which values were assisgned depending on the option selected - i.e. The option group is "Piano" and the options are "Not booked" with a value of 0, "Upright" with a value of 20, "Steinway Local" with a value of 40, "Steinway Professional" with a value of 100. I now want to change the value of "Steinway Local" to 50.
I cannot work out how to do this and my book "Access 2007 Inside Out" which says it is "the ultimate, in-depth reference" does not tell me how.
I am not using code other than that generated by Access 2007 itself, and am not happy with using code, so would prefer not to have an answer that requires me to delve into the use of code.
Any suggestions?
David