Re: New Records

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"awach" <awach@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I don't think that my form is bound to any queries. I made a combo box with
values that I entered (the advice you gave from the last post). I have the
corresponding text boxes (reference number and description) and one other
text box for the client name. All of these fields are unbound. Is there
something else I should try?

Well, if your controls are unbound then they don't save data (that is what
unbound means).

Does your form have a RecordSource at all? If not then it is not bound either.
For the data on a form to be saved the form must be bound to a table or editable
query and your controls must be bound to the fields in that Table or query.

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Rick Brandt, Microsoft Access MVP
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