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23-Jun-2004, 11:35 AM #1
Using DLookUp Function
My question is After you've used the DLoopUp Function in the Control Source on a Form, is it possible to edit that value thats returned on the form? Also if the DLoopUp Function is not the best way to display data on a form from a table, then what should I used in order to pull the data in but also with the functionality to edit the results....

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24-Jun-2004, 10:21 PM #2
Um...what application are we using, Dynamic? Sounds like maybe Access? If so, I'll move this to the Business Applications forum.
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