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Old February 3rd, 2009, 12:49 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.forms
Andy
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I have a subform that picks up two dates (two separate fields from a table).
This then allows the user to amend the dates from the subform which are then
referenced in some queries. However, looking at the core table there are now
3 records in there instead of one, probably due to a user tabbing within the
subform and then entering new data.

I therefore want to look this table so only one row can exist.
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Old February 3rd, 2009, 03:04 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.forms
tina
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Default Form linked to table help

set the subform's AllowAdditions property to No, and keep AllowEdits as Yes.
suggest you also set the AllowDeletions property to No.

hth


"Andy" wrote in message
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I have a subform that picks up two dates (two separate fields from a

table).
This then allows the user to amend the dates from the subform which are

then
referenced in some queries. However, looking at the core table there are

now
3 records in there instead of one, probably due to a user tabbing within

the
subform and then entering new data.

I therefore want to look this table so only one row can exist.



 




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