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MS Access Forum / Forms / November 2007

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Create a duplicate record

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Scott - 17 Nov 2007 06:31 GMT
I use a form to input the data into the table.  From time to time, I need to
create a duplicate record from previous records or just completed new
record.  I saw the previous articles here but most of them to copy the last
record to a new record.  However, I need to highlight the desired record and
copy to a new record.  Any guidance and example are appreciated.

Thanks,

Scott
Allen Browne - 17 Nov 2007 08:46 GMT
Here's one that lets you duplicate the record in a form, as well as any
related records in the subform:
   http://allenbrowne.com/ser-57.html

Just ignore the part about the subform, and use the rest.

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>I use a form to input the data into the table.  From time to time, I need
>to create a duplicate record from previous records or just completed new
>record.  I saw the previous articles here but most of them to copy the last
>record to a new record.  However, I need to highlight the desired record
>and copy to a new record.  Any guidance and example are appreciated.
 
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