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Old April 8th, 2010, 08:13 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.forms
plally
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I have a form that I use to enter new records into a table (tblNewJobs). On
the same form, I also use a macro on form that appends the new records as
well as other information to another table (tblJobsArchive). The problem is
that I must use the "enter" key after entering data the last field on the
form so that the record gets entered into (tblNewJobs). What type of command
would I use in the macro to add the last data entry to the table in lieu of
using the "enter key".
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Old April 9th, 2010, 01:03 AM posted to microsoft.public.access.forms
Dorian
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Try GoToRecord, then set record to New
-- Dorian
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"plally" wrote:

I have a form that I use to enter new records into a table (tblNewJobs). On
the same form, I also use a macro on form that appends the new records as
well as other information to another table (tblJobsArchive). The problem is
that I must use the "enter" key after entering data the last field on the
form so that the record gets entered into (tblNewJobs). What type of command
would I use in the macro to add the last data entry to the table in lieu of
using the "enter key".

 




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