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Update records in Microsoft Access
I think this will work, without writing code. I tested it yesterday and it appeared to work. I created an update query. The table & field to be updated is [tblData(Test)].[Status]. I wrote in the "Update To:" section "[tblData-NewData(Test)].STATUS". It updated the Status field in the first...- robtarheel
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Modules (VBA Coding)
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Update records in Microsoft Access
jrbarnett, No where since I've posted. I tried to do some research online but, can't find anything that does all I need, and works. I've tried the Update queries, but can only figure out how to change all records of a certain field, not individual records and fields. Make sense? Also, thanks...- robtarheel
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Modules (VBA Coding)
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Update records in Microsoft Access
I am long time Access user, but very new to VBA. Currently, I have a two tables, one with old "history" data, and one with newly updated, "temporary" data (this data is acually currently being imported from a text file). I want to write VBA that will: 1. Review record in Temporary table and...- robtarheel
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