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adding new record
I imported about 30 records to a blank database from Excel. I continued
adding more records to the available blank rows of which there were about 15. I have more records to enter, but no more blank rows. How do I create more blank records to continue entering data? The last row says NEW in the first column (PK column), but I am unable to figure out how to get more blank rows. Thank you! |
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Re: adding new record
On Jul 1, 8:05*pm, VTM3 <V...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> I imported about 30 records to a blank database from Excel. *I continued > adding more records to the available blank rows of which there were about 15. > *I have more records to enter, but no more blank rows. *How do I create more > blank records to continue entering data? *The last row says NEW in the first > column (PK column), but I am unable to figure out how to get more blank rows. > > Thank you! that cute little button with the asterisk on it. |
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Re: adding new record
On Tue, 1 Jul 2008 18:05:00 -0700, VTM3 <VTM3@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote: >I imported about 30 records to a blank database from Excel. I continued >adding more records to the available blank rows of which there were about 15. > I have more records to enter, but no more blank rows. How do I create more >blank records to continue entering data? The last row says NEW in the first >column (PK column), but I am unable to figure out how to get more blank rows. > >Thank you! Type data into the row that says New. Move off it (tab out of the last field or click into some previous row)... hey presto, you'll get a NEW New row. You don't have to "do" anything. What you were doing was not creating new rows, but instead editing existing rows which happened to contain NULL values in all their fields. These were clearly created when you imported the spreadsheet (you probably imported 30 data records and 15 blank records). -- John W. Vinson [MVP] |
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Re: adding new record
"VTM3" <VTM3@discussions.microsoft.com> 在郵件張貼內容主旨 016B8473-76E4-4F9E-A7AF-72802EB7CCC2@microsoft.com ä¸*撰寫... > I imported about 30 records to a blank database from Excel. I continued > adding more records to the available blank rows of which there were about > 15. > I have more records to enter, but no more blank rows. How do I create > more > blank records to continue entering data? The last row says NEW in the > first > column (PK column), but I am unable to figure out how to get more blank > rows. > > Thank you! hello nice to meet u im working test sorry to bother u |
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Re: adding new record
You'll find a .test newsgroup, specifically for "working test". Please use
it, because extraneous posts in the actual public newsgroups do interfere with their usefulness. Thank you for your future consideration. Larry Linson Microsoft Office Access MVP > hello nice to meet u > im working test sorry to bother u |
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