K Kopas Registered User. Local time Today, 09:23 Joined Dec 22, 2004 Messages 11 Aug 10, 2006 #1 I suppose that´s easy, but I only accomplished one by one by selecting a specific record. Ty Attachments test.zip test.zip 21.5 KB · Views: 118
M MStCyr New member Local time Today, 04:23 Joined Sep 18, 2003 Messages 333 Aug 10, 2006 #2 just use an Update Query
K Kopas Registered User. Local time Today, 09:23 Joined Dec 22, 2004 Messages 11 Aug 10, 2006 #3 That not resolve the problem, the issue is that I need to transfer data to all the records in the form, take a look in the button of the form, the code only transfer data to a previous and single selected record. ty
That not resolve the problem, the issue is that I need to transfer data to all the records in the form, take a look in the button of the form, the code only transfer data to a previous and single selected record. ty
R RV Registered User. Local time Today, 09:23 Joined Feb 8, 2002 Messages 1,115 Aug 10, 2006 #4 That not resolve the problem Click to expand... Yes it does You need to build an update query that will update all rows in your underlying table. RV
That not resolve the problem Click to expand... Yes it does You need to build an update query that will update all rows in your underlying table. RV
M MStCyr New member Local time Today, 04:23 Joined Sep 18, 2003 Messages 333 Aug 11, 2006 #5 RV said: Yes it does You need to build an update query that will update all rows in your underlying table. RV Click to expand... The update query certainly does fix your problem. Please find attached a solution. Attachments test_Update.zip test_Update.zip 33.5 KB · Views: 120
RV said: Yes it does You need to build an update query that will update all rows in your underlying table. RV Click to expand... The update query certainly does fix your problem. Please find attached a solution.
