I would try to make the table the recordsource for the form in that way you
prevent the problem altogether.
The other option is to make a query the source of the form, but make the
source of the query to be the table.
In that way it is always real-time and you do not open yourself up for a
raft of problems when updating the data.
"Derek Davlut" <de****@trico.on.ca> wrote in message
news:c7**********@news.storm.ca...
I have a Table that contains data that I use in a query to manipulte the
data through expressions. I have a form that uses the query for
manipulating the data. How do I write the changed values back to the table from the
form? I know it changes the query values so do I have to use an update query? I
also need this to be refreshed in realtime. I have tried relationships but
I find it adds a drop-down box to the table and is not really what I need
for this particular situation.
thanks,
Derek.
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