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i have a bunch of yes/no/na questions on my form, and i want to associate a date with each one. for example if Quest1 was answered yes, i need a date for that quest. so on with quest 2,3,4 etc. do i have create a date field for each question on my form or is ther an easier way thanks.
Jul 13 '07 #1
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You'll need to create a date field for each field you want a date for in the table, not the form. That's if you plan on only having one date per field.

Or I suppose you could create another table, one that logs the name of the field and the date.
Jul 13 '07 #2

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