Automatic updating of table/Form data

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From: "Samantha" <anonymous@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 31 Mar 2005 06:02:53 -0800

Hello,
I have to create an application that automatically writes
the values from a Form and a table to a table. I have to
do this in such a way that this automatic writing of data
is done once in every 24 hours and the values that were
written before 30 days should be deleted.Any suggestions
with Macro commands I have to use or any other pointers
are welcome with a thanx!

Since, I am a bit new to Access, I am not able to complete
this and I am not able to find a solution. If such s topic
has already been covered, then, I have not landed on the
correct result.In any case, many thanx for a help!!

With Reg,
Samantha

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