It could be a table, a query or a SQL statement. However, you don't always have
to go directly to the recordsource to overwrite a value. Usually you can do
it in the form through the control that is bound to that field in the
recordsource
unless the control is locked or disabled. Furthermore, if the control in
question
is a combo box or a list box, then it could have a recordsource that is
different
than the forms recordsource. Or maybe the control is a label, in which case
going to the forms recordsource isn't going to help.
What is the recordsource name you are referring to?
What is the name of the control on the form that has the value you want
to change?
