RE: How to send controls to table

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Thank you yor reply.

My queerness is exactly this:
I have in txtIdProcess for IdProcess
=[Combo25].Column(0)

Show us the processs number in Form but don't save it in T_Costs.

an


"NetworkTrade" wrote:

Your Form-Costs is based on Table-Costs then the textboxes IDProcess and
Process should be writing to those fields in Table-Costs. This presumes
these textboxes are created by selecting them and dragging them over from the
field list when the Form is in design view.

If you added the textboxes unbound, without using the field list, then they
go nowhere.

If you want to be writing to the fields IDProcess and Process of the Table
Process - then your Form Costs needs to be based upon a query that joins
those two tables.

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NTC


"an" wrote:

Hi!

I have:
T_Costs with IdProcess, Process, Value and Description fields.
T_Process has IdProcess and Process fields.
F_Costs based in T_Costs has a cboProcess based in T_Process to choose it.

When I write data in F_Costs in Description and Value fields, it sends them
to T_Costs but don't send IdProcess and Process.
How is possible to send all T_Costs, please?

Thanks in advance.
an
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