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No problem, by the way you can actually use No/False.<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-42684084-1">DoCmd.RunSQL &quot;UPDATE toffice SET Courier  =  No&quot;</code></pre>
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<pre><code id="code-20-42684084-2">DoCmd.RunSQL &quot;UPDATE toffice SET Courier  =  False&quot;</code></pre>
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No problem, by the way you can actually use No/False.


DoCmd.RunSQL "UPDATE toffice SET Courier  =  No"


DoCmd.RunSQL "UPDATE toffice SET Courier  =  False"

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Would like to update all the values &nbsp;in a table (tOffice) to False (-1) for the field name &quot;Courier&quot;<br />
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I've tried some variations of this SQL command without luck<br />
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DoCmd.RunSQL &quot;UPDATE toffice SET Courier &nbsp;= &nbsp;-1<br />
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Courier is a yes/no variable.<br />
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What is wrong with my syntax? &nbsp;Should I be using an SQL update for this?
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Would like to update all the values  in a table (tOffice) to False (-1) for the field name "Courier"

I've tried some variations of this SQL command without luck

DoCmd.RunSQL "UPDATE toffice SET Courier  =  -1

Courier is a yes/no variable.

What is wrong with my syntax?  Should I be using an SQL update for this?

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