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Query
Let me preface my question by stating that I do not like Microsoft Office
2007 at all. With that being said, here is my question... I have a form that I need to add a record source to. I have tried using a table and a query, but when I try to save it, it won't save any of my fields that I have added. I've also had this happen in a report. Why won't it save and is there anything I can do to make it save? |
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RE: Query
"save it" save what? The form? A form doesn't have "fields", it has controls
that can be bound to fields. If you enter values into bound controls, the default behaviour is to save the entered value in a record in the table/query that is the Record Source of the form. Are your controls bound to fields from your form's record source? -- Duane Hookom Microsoft Access MVP "augrl02" wrote: > Let me preface my question by stating that I do not like Microsoft Office > 2007 at all. > > With that being said, here is my question... > > I have a form that I need to add a record source to. I have tried using a > table and a query, but when I try to save it, it won't save any of my fields > that I have added. I've also had this happen in a report. Why won't it save > and is there anything I can do to make it save? |
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