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Old May 27th, 2004, 07:31 AM
sudha
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Default Linking of different textboxes to same field

i have 3 textboxes in my form. i want to take the
information from all the 3 textfields and put them under
1 field in a table. how to do that??
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Old May 27th, 2004, 08:01 AM
hu
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hi
----- sudha wrote: -----

i have 3 textboxes in my form. i want to take the
information from all the 3 textfields and put them under
1 field in a table. how to do that??

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Old May 27th, 2004, 12:31 PM
Bruce
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Default Linking of different textboxes to same field

Use a single text box on the form. If you want to combine
fields (such as City, State Zip) you should use a query
or a calculated text box. If you want to use fields from
one table to populate a field in another table, you should
be using a query instead. It is possible to use a query
(I think it is called an update query) to update a table,
but that is for unusual circumstances. Just what do you
need to do?
-----Original Message-----
i have 3 textboxes in my form. i want to take the
information from all the 3 textfields and put them under
1 field in a table. how to do that??
.

 




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