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Index or primary key cannot contain a null value

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FJB - 03 Oct 2005 20:30 GMT
I have searched previous answers and do not find that fits my exact
situation.

I use a form linked to the table for input of data. There are multiple
users. This morning I did some work on the database:
-- exported the table to Excel so I could reverse the value of fields.
-- changed the data type on three fields from text to memo to allow for
additional verbage.

When I released the database back to the users, they are unable to save
data entered using the input form. I have tried several times and get
the same results.

Any thoughts?

Thanks, now, for your help.
FJB - 03 Oct 2005 21:26 GMT
Turns out this was my fault. When I reimported the data from Excel, I
told Access let me choose the primary key since they were a part of the
data I was importing. I reimported the data, dropped the key field and
let Access assign the key and everything is working fine.
 
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