On the table there is a list of 20 names. Each name get every holiday and a
set number of holiday hours for it. I am trying to update the table so that
when the update query runs, every name get all 12 holidays. On the table I
want it to show the name, the holiday and their holiday hours for all 20
names, it should display all 12 holidays for all 20 names.

Matt

"Brendan Reynolds" wrote:

It's not what's on the form that matters, it's what's in the tables. When
you say 'update 12 holidays for 20 people', what does that mean in terms of
which fields you want to set to what values in which records of which
tables?

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"wheelz" wrote in message
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I am trying to set up an update query to update 12 holidays for 20 people.
But this is my first time doing an update query. The user picks a
holiday,
and based on that choice each person gets the holiday off and their number
of
holidays given is displayed. The only fields on the form are the
employee's
name, holiday, holiday_hrs, holiday_date. Does anyone have any
suggestions
or hints to help me out.

Matt