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No idea what might create but it tends to indicate something has got corrupted somewhere.
The safest one is to copy everything into a new database then use that, retain the old one only as a backup:
1) create a new blank Access database
2) copy all of the objects across to it - tables, queries, forms, reports, macros, modules.
3) Compile the new db from the VBA editor, it should work fine
4) Set any options as necessary - project name etc.
Test your application - it should work as before.
You should now be able to modify your form, as well as use the switchboard manager to modify the contents of the table.
John
The safest one is to copy everything into a new database then use that, retain the old one only as a backup:
1) create a new blank Access database
2) copy all of the objects across to it - tables, queries, forms, reports, macros, modules.
3) Compile the new db from the VBA editor, it should work fine
4) Set any options as necessary - project name etc.
Test your application - it should work as before.
You should now be able to modify your form, as well as use the switchboard manager to modify the contents of the table.
John
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