Hello. I'm new to this group and I have a question:
I created a form to build a quiz by entering the question,
distractors, correct answer and graphic name if one is used, and some
other information needed for the quiz. Once the user finishes making
the quiz, I would like to have the user press a button on my form so
that information in the form is put into a new table with the same
field names as the ones used in the form. I don't want the current
db
that is linked to the form to be used as the final product; once the
new table is created and saved with a user-defined name, the form's
db
is then cleared, or refreshed, so the form can be used to make
another
quiz. I would greatly appreciate an help. Thanks in advance!
In Access, it all starts with the data. And to get easy use of Access'
relationally-oriented features/functions, it really helps to understand
normalization.
It sounds like you want it to start with a form. If the users can enter any
combination of information, what's to keep the data well-normalized?
If you are trying to create a quiz/questionnaire/survey/test, take a look at
Duane H's AtYourSurvey:
Duane Hookom has a sample survey database at
http://rogersaccesslibrary.com/OtherLibraries.asp#Hookom,Duane

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Jeff Boyce
www.InformationFutures.net
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http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/
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> Hello. I'm new to this group and I have a question:
> I created a form to build a quiz by entering the question,
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Carlos1815 - 28 Feb 2008 14:28 GMT
On Feb 27, 9:48 pm, "Jeff Boyce" <JeffBoyce...@msn.com-
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> In Access, it all starts with the data. And to get easy use of Access'
> relationally-oriented features/functions, it really helps to understand
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Thank you for the link. As well as being new to this group, I'm very
new to Access (Authorware programmer for 3 years, never needed Access
before). I appreciate the help.
Carlos