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Thanks much. That was exactly what I needed

Is there a way to eliminate the confirmation window that pops up after a command like the following: DoCmd.RunSQL "UPDATE [your table] SET [field A]=False, [field B]=True" I have a command like this imbedded in the code for a button click and would like the confirmation prompt not to appear. TIA

I have a report which starts with a query for a date range. What I would like to do is be able to modify a boolean field in the table the report prints from using the same date range as queried when the report runs. I would like to do this without having to re-enter the date range criteria a...

Thanks much. I knew it was simple. This helps for a lot of other things I'm trying to accomplish in this small app I'm working on as well.

I know this has got to be simple. I have a table that has two yes/no fields. Users manually check one of the checkboxes in field A through another input form. What I want to be able to do is create a button that will clear out this check box in each record in the database and check the...