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You can use below code<br />
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Go to MS Access Design View - &gt;&nbsp;SQL View<br />
Paste below code<br />
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<pre><code id="code-8224636">UPDATE Newsletter SET Uploaded=“Y” where [Story Type] &lt;&gt;&quot;The Ending&quot;</code></pre>
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You can use below code

Go to MS Access Design View - > SQL View
Paste below code




UPDATE Newsletter SET Uploaded=“Y” where [Story Type] <>"The Ending"

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code syntax<br />

<pre><code id="code-8224637">Syntax 

UPDATE [Tablename] SET Fieldname=“Y” where [Fieldname] criteria

then should be

UPDATE Newsletter SET Uploaded=“Y” where [Story Type] &lt;&gt;&quot;The Ending&quot;</code></pre>
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code syntax


Syntax 

UPDATE [Tablename] SET Fieldname=“Y” where [Fieldname] criteria

then should be

UPDATE Newsletter SET Uploaded=“Y” where [Story Type] <>"The Ending"

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brilliant - thank you for that
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Dear Experts<br />
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I need to find the most efficient way of updating records on mass. &nbsp;What I am trying to achieve is to update records in a table that meet a certain criteria. The table is linked to a sharepoint 2010 list (but this shouldn't make any difference (I hope))<br />
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The fields involved are as follows:<br />
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Table = “Newsletter”
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Field to update = &nbsp;“Uploaded” (a Yes/No field)
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Criteria Field = “Story Type” (Text) - where &lt;&gt;&nbsp;“The Ending”
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So the statement would be to mark “Uploaded” as Yes except if Story Type = “The Ending”<br />
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The table will grow on average by 2,000 records a year, but each time this code is run there is likely to only be 30-40 records that need updating.<br />
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Can anybody help?<br />

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Dear Experts

I need to find the most efficient way of updating records on mass.  What I am trying to achieve is to update records in a table that meet a certain criteria. The table is linked to a sharepoint 2010 list (but this shouldn't make any difference (I hope))

The fields involved are as follows:

Table = “Newsletter”

Field to update =  “Uploaded” (a Yes/No field)

Criteria Field = “Story Type” (Text) - where <> “The Ending”

So the statement would be to mark “Uploaded” as Yes except if Story Type = “The Ending”

The table will grow on average by 2,000 records a year, but each time this code is run there is likely to only be 30-40 records that need updating.

Can anybody help?


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