I have another question. If I have the user ID set to Required in my
table, can I use the AfterInsert event to populate that field? Or is there
a better way to accomplish this?
Thanks!
Theresa
AfterInsert will work but the BeforeInsert event gives you more flexibility
because it has a Cancel parameter that can get set to yes if the user
decides they don't want to enter the record after all.

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> I have another question. If I have the user ID set to Required in my
> table, can I use the AfterInsert event to populate that field? Or is
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> Thanks!
> Theresa