Re: Appending one row at a time
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This may be accomplished by using a for loop and a counter inside VBA.
Although, you would have to run the query from a Form. This would
allow you to also create a prompt or execute code between each record
that you are appending.
BK wrote:
Is there any way in an append query to specify that you just want to append
one row at a time?
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