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You can use a button to &quot;requery&quot; the form.<br />
On the click event of the button, use code like his:<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; Me.Requery
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You can use a button to "requery" the form.
On the click event of the button, use code like his:

    Me.Requery

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Thanks Jeff... that is what I'll use.<br />
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I'm worried it isn't the &quot;on click&quot; event. <br />
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It is when we go to create a new memo. Is there a better place for that Me.Requery?
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Thanks Jeff... that is what I'll use.

I'm worried it isn't the "on click" event.

It is when we go to create a new memo. Is there a better place for that Me.Requery?

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We have two computers working from the same table backend table. &nbsp;We both are creating new records on the same form. Currently the only way we can see the other persons forms is to close our form and then re-open it. Is there a way to update so we don't have to do this? It is rather cumbersome having to close the form and then re-open it. <br />
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Thanks!<br />
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Chris
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We have two computers working from the same table backend table.  We both are creating new records on the same form. Currently the only way we can see the other persons forms is to close our form and then re-open it. Is there a way to update so we don't have to do this? It is rather cumbersome having to close the form and then re-open it. 

Thanks!

Chris

Update form when adding a new one

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.