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05.18.2006 at 04:54PM PDT, ID: 21856161
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Split a table into multiple tables

Asked by jckingcpa in Microsoft Access Database

Tags: split, table, records

I have a table that I generate for a fax list to an associations customer base.  We need to fax quicker so we want to divide the table into 3 separate tables so that we can utilize multiple workstations using the extra tables linked into WinFax.  I know exactly how to calculate how many of the records I want to move to the two additional tables.  I am thinking we start with the original table and move x records to the two tables leaving the balance (due to rounding) in the original table.  Can someone please advise me on the code that I use to move x records to table B and x records to table C.  Think of it as cutting and pasting x records from one table to another.  Thanks!Start Free Trial
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