Hi CD,
And I think you misunderstood my answer. In a relational database, repeating
rows of data are unnecessary. If nothing at all ever changes. you never have
a good reason to use data over. That's true at a column level as well as a
row level. Since the primary use of a form is to enter or edit data, you
really shouldn't need to see those 4 rows over again. If you do, as in a
report, you can hard-code the rows into the report. In a form, you can build
2 continuous subforms, lock the data for the one with those 4 rows, and
allow editing for any additional data. I can't think of any possibility that
would require the same 4 rows to be continually reentered.
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Arvin Meyer, MCP, MVP
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