Copy data from one table to another table (automatically using)

[kaito1]

Hi guys,

I'm new man in Access world..

I have created for following tables with fields, and two forms (Request_F, and Recruitment_F) that comes from these 2 tables

1st table "REQUEST TABLE"
[Req_Number] [Req_Date] [Project_Name] [Positions_Name] [QTY] [Req_Author]

2nd table "RECRUITMENT TABLE"
[Req_Number] [Req_Date] [Project_Name] [Positions_Name]

and question, "How can I make the Data from REQUEST TABLE with fields only [Req_Number] [Req_Date] [Project_Name] [Positions_Name] will be automatically copy to RECRUITMENT TABLE when you are filled out fields and closed Recruitment_F that comes from TABLE, as mentioned above)

Thank you in advance

 

[Jon]

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[arnelgp]

you do not Need the Req_Number] [Req_Date] [Project_Name] [Positions_Name] in "Recruitment table".
you can get the values of these fields using Query.

you add Autonumber (Req_ID) field in Request table.

then you remove the "extra" fields frrom Recruitment table and add Req_ID (Long integer):

 

[vhung]

1st table "REQUEST TABLE"
[Req_Number] [Req_Date] [Project_Name] [Positions_Name] [QTY] [Req_Author]

2nd table "RECRUITMENT TABLE"
[Req_Number] [Req_Date] [Project_Name] [Positions_Name]

and question, "How can I make the Data from REQUEST TABLE with fields only [Req_Number] [Req_Date] [Project_Name] [Positions_Name] will be automatically copy to RECRUITMENT TABLE when you are filled out fields and closed Recruitment_F that comes from TABLE, as mentioned above)

Good Day...

This could be:
by Arnel "you add Autonumber (Req_ID) field in Request table."

"Codes etheir way"

Could be on Form: REQUEST
Forms![Form: RECRUITMENT]![Req_Number] = [Req_Number]

Could be on Form: RECRUITMENT a subform
[Req_Number] = Forms![Form: REQUEST TABLE]![Req_Number]

 

[kaito1]

Good Day...

This could be:
by Arnel "you add Autonumber (Req_ID) field in Request table."

"Codes etheir way"

Could be on Form: REQUEST
Forms![Form: RECRUITMENT]![Req_Number] = [Req_Number]

Could be on Form: RECRUITMENT a subform
[Req_Number] = Forms![Form: REQUEST TABLE]![Req_Number]

Hii, many thanx,

Maybe, I'm not explaining myself right
Sorry for the wrong information

Okay, I think it's not copy data from tables (request and recruitment) it's most likely copy from Request_Form to Recruitment_Form

That is, I have two tables Request_table and Recruitment_table and two forms Request_form and Recruitment_form
and When I'm done fill out and click (X_close) in the "Request_Form" records replicated to the recruitment form

 

[arnelgp]

see this demo if it will help.

 

[vhung]

Hii, many thanx,

Maybe, I'm not explaining myself right
Sorry for the wrong information

Okay, I think it's not copy data from tables (request and recruitment) it's most likely copy from Request_Form to Recruitment_Form

That is, I have two tables Request_table and Recruitment_table and two forms Request_form and Recruitment_form
and When I'm done fill out and click (X_close) in the "Request_Form" records replicated to the recruitment form

It is okay,
On process using AcForm for commands,
The data is stored on table request and recruitment.