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Access 2007 VBA - Save record in one form from another form

Asked by downehouse in Access Coding/Macros

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Access 2007 VBA - This is probably very simple so appolgies in advance...
I have two forms open.  All I need to do is to save the current record in form1 from form 2 (which must keep the focus)  without closing form 1.  All ideas most welcome. Thanks in advance
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Zone: Access Coding/Macros
Tags: record, save, access, vba, form
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