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06.14.2007 at 11:17AM PDT, ID: 22634650
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Unbound textbox in a continuous form

Asked by ClaudeWalker in Access Coding/Macros, Microsoft Access Database

Tags: continuous, form, unbound

Is there a way to bind an unbound text box in a continuous form to a record set?   I want to be able to enter different values in the text box in the continuous form and then send the values to an actual table later.  

I have worked around the issue by creating a table for temporary storage and then binding the textbox to that.  

However I am running into problems when I have multiple users entering data.  Hence that temporary record set solution.Start Free Trial
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Zones: Access Coding/Macros, Microsoft Access Database
Tags: continuous, form, unbound
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