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How set up automatic date population when new record received

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rickym - 16 Aug 2005 14:00 GMT
I'm fairly new to ACCESS (and not very knowledgable in it's technical
aspects).  Can someone please give me advice on how to create a field in an
ACCESS database (table) that will automatically register the current date
when a new record is posted to the database (that is, the date that the
posting of the new record took place).  Is it a field on the table?  Or, some
other programming?   Thanks...
Duane Hookom - 16 Aug 2005 14:56 GMT
You can set a default value of a field to either Date() or Now(). The Now()
function returns date with a time element. When a new record is added to the
table, this field will default to the current date or date and time.

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> I'm fairly new to ACCESS (and not very knowledgable in it's technical
> aspects).  Can someone please give me advice on how to create a field in
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> some
> other programming?   Thanks...
 
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