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20-Aug-2005, 01:16 PM #1
Updating Tables through Subform
Hey,

I would really like some help on this. I am using Microsoft access and visual basic for applications.

I have a field called SessionID. The user comes in the form and select a respective SessionID. After selecting the sessionID, there is a subform which is automatically updated (through child/master link) by pulling the results for that respective sessionID. Now the user updates the data in the subform and then hits "Finalize Data" command button. The problem is that only the first data in the subform gets entered into a table. I think that it does not navigate until the last record in the subform.

Is there anyway I can make it put all the data in the subform into the table.

Thank you
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A.G.
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