Giulio Benvenuti

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Hello,<br>I have 2 tables "Database" and "TCalendario"<br>frmDatabase and frmCalendario<br>"TCalendario" is the copy of "Database" created by appending query.<br>In "Database" i've got "Note Mediche"<br>In "TCalendario" i've got "Description" that is the copy of "Note Mediche"<br><br>I want modify [frmCalendario]![Description] and save it (only the selected records) to the other table [frmDatabase]![NoteMediche]<br><br>
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Hello,
I have 2 tables "Database" and "TCalendario"
frmDatabase and frmCalendario
"TCalendario" is the copy of "Database" created by appending query.
In "Database" i've got "Note Mediche"
In "TCalendario" i've got "Description" that is the copy of "Note Mediche"
I want modify [frmCalendario]![Description] and save it (only the selected records) to the other table [frmDatabase]![NoteMediche]

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