Copy a row

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Vivi

Hello everyone,

Just another (dummy) question :)

How can you duplicate a row in a table, by just changing
its index number.

Regards
 
You can't. if you change the index number, you change the index number.
There is no magic that tells Access when you change some value you want it
to create a new record. How would it know that you wanted to do that?

Rick B
 
If you mean create another record with all the same values except the
index, and you're working in the table itself you can select the record,
Copy, then Paste Append.

Doug M
 
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