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Access run update query in form

Asked by Heather_D in Microsoft Access Database, Databases Miscellaneous, Access Forms

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Hi,

I have a form and several subforms.  I would like to setup an event that would allow an update query (already written and works) to run.  I do not want to see the results of the query, I just need the results updated to be used in another form.

Example:
Form 1 queries and returns times.
Update query updates time table with times.
Form 2 pulls data from time table and displays.

Works great with the button but I would like to have it so that a button doesn't need to be pushed.  I saw on the web where some guy took the code from the button and replaced it to point to his form and then put it in an event.  I did the same but wasn't sure what to change to have it point to the form.

Any help would be appreciated.

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Tags: query, access, form, run, update
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