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&lt;Can I edit data in datasheet view of Form based on query?&gt;<br />
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yes, you can, only if the query is not complex and &nbsp;is updateable<br />

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<Can I edit data in datasheet view of Form based on query?>

yes, you can, only if the query is not complex and  is updateable


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Hello,<br />
<br />
I'm creating database using Access 2003.<br />
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I need to create Form with subform (the subform is based on query) and i want it to use datasheet view.<br />
After that I want to be able edit data inside subform or add some buttons on main for which allow me to edit selected rows from my subform,<br />
<br />
How can I get selected data form subform ? (example please)<br />
or<br />
Can I edit data in datasheet view of Form based on query?<br />
<br />
Best Regards <br />
FooKy
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Hello,

I'm creating database using Access 2003.

I need to create Form with subform (the subform is based on query) and i want it to use datasheet view.
After that I want to be able edit data inside subform or add some buttons on main for which allow me to edit selected rows from my subform,

How can I get selected data form subform ? (example please)
or
Can I edit data in datasheet view of Form based on query?

Best Regards 
FooKy

Accessing selected records from datasheet view Subform. access 2003

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