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Send data from table to continuous form, but continuous form is based on a different form

Zone: Microsoft Access Database

Tags: continuous, form, access, data, sending

I have an MS Access front end with SQL back end. I have a main form and a secondary form. The main form has a primary key of APPLICANTID, while the secondary form has a primary of WUID...but has the related APPLICANTID field.

The main form has a ClassCodes continuous form. The secondary form has nearly the exact same form, but the data is presented and used differently and must be able to be modifed without affecting the other table (meaning that tblClassCodeA and tblClassCodeb might begin with the same data, but must operate independently.

Although the data in the secondary form might be modifed, I would like the continuous form to prefill with all the data from tblClassCodeA (just like on the main form), but allow changing and saving to tblClassCodeB, which is the table the secondary form is based on.

Simply put, I want to be able to pull the info from the table (form) on formA and prefill the like continuous form on formB , but allow modifying.

Kevin

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Zone: Microsoft

Question Asked By: ksmithscs

Solution Provided By: michael1174

Participating Experts: 1

Solution Grade: A

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