I sent Milo-Phile a private message regarding an example db that was posted regarding updating a table 'on the fly'. The example had one box updating a table from a form (to see the example db in 'search' type not+in+list).
I have a form for which I wanted to update several fields and with which I was having problems. Milo quite correctly pointed out that I should continue this on the open forums as it could be of benifit to many rather than just to me.
One of my problems was that the code was referencing a Library object that was not open in my db.
Thats the background and this is my next problem.
I have no modules in my db, so I copied a global one from the ms contacts db, and changed the reference as suggested. I think my problem is now in the syntax as I do not know how to seperate each field I tried using an & between each field but that was no good, and then I t ried without anything, again no go, how would you seperate these please?
.Fields("shipper")("address")("country")("contact")("telephone) = StrConv(NewData, vbProperCase)
Thanks
Tig
I have a form for which I wanted to update several fields and with which I was having problems. Milo quite correctly pointed out that I should continue this on the open forums as it could be of benifit to many rather than just to me.
One of my problems was that the code was referencing a Library object that was not open in my db.
Thats the background and this is my next problem.
I have no modules in my db, so I copied a global one from the ms contacts db, and changed the reference as suggested. I think my problem is now in the syntax as I do not know how to seperate each field I tried using an & between each field but that was no good, and then I t ried without anything, again no go, how would you seperate these please?
.Fields("shipper")("address")("country")("contact")("telephone) = StrConv(NewData, vbProperCase)
Thanks
Tig