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Access 2000 - Adding a new field to a form
I created a form from two different tables, but neglected to include two
fields that are necessary. Thus, those two fields are not in the fields list. How do I add those two fields? I have seen advice that says use the Properties for the form, in the Data tab, but unfortunately the data tab for this form is absolutely blank. I cannot see any way to modify the query that created the fields list for this form. Access 2000 is the only version of Access that I have, if this is a problem with Access 2000 vice a later version. |
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Access 2000 - Adding a new field to a form
Hi
You want to go to the query tab. Click on the query you want to change; click on design view and the design panel will open up showing the two tables and their fields. Double click on each of the two fields you want to add and save the query. Go back to your form in design view and your field list will now show the two new fields which you can then add to your form. Regards Kevin "Beirdd" wrote in message ... I created a form from two different tables, but neglected to include two fields that are necessary. Thus, those two fields are not in the fields list. How do I add those two fields? I have seen advice that says use the Properties for the form, in the Data tab, but unfortunately the data tab for this form is absolutely blank. I cannot see any way to modify the query that created the fields list for this form. Access 2000 is the only version of Access that I have, if this is a problem with Access 2000 vice a later version. |
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Access 2000 - Adding a new field to a form
Beirdd wrote:
"but unfortunately the data tab for this form is absolutely blank." If this is a bound form and it shows the fields already included, how can the data tab be blank? I suspect that you've selected something other than the actual form before going to Properties - Data. If you created a query from these tables and then based your form on it, Kevin's advice will work. But if you designed the form, based on multiple tables, and let Access take care of making the query, the query will not appear on the Query tab of the database window. You'll need to access it from within the form Design View. |
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