Re: Pop Up Form To Show Next Number

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Depending on how many, it might be (?considerably?) faster to just
"manually" add those sequence numbers directly in that table. After all, it
IS a one-time need, right?

Regards

Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Office/Access MVP


"hobbit2612 via AccessMonster.com" <u27332@uwe> wrote in message
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Bruce,

You have fair comment, it isn't usual to assign a new record to a lower
value.
But it's something that I really need to try and do.

Many thanks and regards

Chris

BruceM wrote:
My wondering was because if the numbers are arbitrary references the
actual
values don't matter, and if they are sequential it is not usual to assign
a
new record a value lower than an older record.

Hi Bruce thanks for getting back to me.

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Chris

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