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how to insert a new row in a access database

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Felicia - 12 Sep 2007 17:54 GMT
I need help with adding a new row to a access database
Gina Whipp - 12 Sep 2007 18:16 GMT
Felicia,

No one here can see what you are doing or trying to do.  A new row to where
a form, a report or perhaps a query?  Maybe you meant new record?  You're
going to have provide more details...

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>I need help with adding a new row to a access database
KARL DEWEY - 12 Sep 2007 18:18 GMT
Change the Date Entry property on your form to Yes.
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> I need help with adding a new row to a access database
Gina Whipp - 12 Sep 2007 19:03 GMT
I guess some people do 'walk on water' I stand corrected...

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> Change the Date Entry property on your form to Yes.
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>> I need help with adding a new row to a access database
Joseph Meehan - 12 Sep 2007 19:26 GMT
It is not clear, but I suspect you want to insert a new line rather than
just adding one.

   If this is so, you are trying to commit spreadsheet, a serious sin in
database.

   database data does not have an order.  While it may often look like a
spreadsheet with lines of data in the same order as you input the data, but
it may not always be that way.  Tomorrow you may find that all those lines
are now in all mixed up in a new order.  Consider a table as a bucket of
data not a list.

   It the order is important to you then you must add a way of sorting the
data in the order you want it.

   You should not even use that table to add edit or view data.  It is not
for human consumption it is only there for the program.  :-)

   If I am right, then tell us in some more detail about your problem and
maybe we can offer some suggestions.

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>I need help with adding a new row to a access database
 
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