Either use a SQL statement to insert it, or take the really easy way
out - bind the form to the table. (Set the rowsource property of the
form to the table you want to store the data in. then set the
rowsources of the controls that you want to save.
Pretty much happens automatically when you create a form based on a
table or query using a wizard.
Either use a SQL statement to insert it, or take the really easy way
out - bind the form to the table. (Set the rowsource property of the
form to the table you want to store the data in. then set the
rowsources of the controls that you want to save.
Pretty much happens automatically when you create a form based on a
table or query using a wizard.
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