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Recordset Examples

Asked by martywal in Microsoft Access Database

Hi there Experts,
I am kind of stuck on Recordsets....
:-(
I have managed to import two extracts into Access and have lined them up using a maketable query (run by clicking a command button using VB). I now need to edit that table and insert rows dependant on the values found in the table.
I'm about 98% sure that I'm going to need to use recordsets to do this but have hardly used them before and the literature I do have isn't making sense as I can't find a simple explanation and example. Can someone point me in the right direction?
Thanks
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