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From what I understand of your question, if you go to the on_click event of the button and select the builder-code builder, the following pseudocode should work:<br />
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me.textboxonform = me.othertextbox<br />
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Please give more details to your exact request for a clearer answer. :)<br />
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-Craig
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From what I understand of your question, if you go to the on_click event of the button and select the builder-code builder, the following pseudocode should work:

me.textboxonform = me.othertextbox

Please give more details to your exact request for a clearer answer. :)

-Craig

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Haven't tried it yet, it is at work. I want the user to click a button and that will insert a &quot;V&quot; in a bound text box on the form which changes the data in the field from a &quot;C&quot; to a &quot;V&quot;
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Haven't tried it yet, it is at work. I want the user to click a button and that will insert a "V" in a bound text box on the form which changes the data in the field from a "C" to a "V"

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You are right, that was too easy. I never considered something that simple, you should have seen some of the things I tried.<br />
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Thanks!
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You are right, that was too easy. I never considered something that simple, you should have seen some of the things I tried.

Thanks!

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I am in Access 2000 and have developed an application with a form where the user looks up a record. <br />
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I want a button on the form to change the value of one of the fields on the form (the field has a table datasource) that puts that changed value into the table. <br />
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How can I do this?
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I am in Access 2000 and have developed an application with a form where the user looks up a record. 

I want a button on the form to change the value of one of the fields on the form (the field has a table datasource) that puts that changed value into the table. 

How can I do this?

Change field value programatically

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.