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jak

I have created a form that I want to use over and over again, just changing
the name and date. I don't know how to save or format it so that the form
saves and I can do that.
 
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Philip Herlihy

jak said:
I have created a form that I want to use over and over again, just changing
the name and date. I don't know how to save or format it so that the form
saves and I can do that.

I think you'd need to explain how you've divided the data up into tables
in your database before (I for one) could make any suggestions. If you
get your table design right, everything is just SO much easier!

In fact, if you have the right tables, the Form-builder wizard will
often give you what you need in under a minute...

Phil, London
 
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Gina Whipp

Jak,

Not sure I understand... Once you save the form you can Copy/Paste/Rename
thereby using the same form over and over again. So perhaps there is more
to this then meets the eye? Like amybe you are trying to add it
Autoformatting?

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Gina Whipp

"I feel I have been denied critical, need to know, information!" - Tremors
II

http://www.regina-whipp.com/index_files/TipList.htm
 
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John W. Vinson

I have created a form that I want to use over and over again, just changing
the name and date. I don't know how to save or format it so that the form
saves and I can do that.

Data, such as names and dates, should NOT be stored in a form; it should be
stored in a Table, using the form as a window to view the data.

What's the structure of your tables? what's the RecordSource of the form?
 

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