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Tony, The recordsource of the form is probably a query that does not include these fields. Check out the form's record source property and see if it includes the two fields. Bob Heifler MyAccessProgram
Shermund, The form probably shows new records without the me.requery since it's probably bound to a table and gets automatically refreshed. I would store the last timer count in a variable at the end
Mandy, In your query, add the tables that contain the lookup text and join on the IDs. This way the text will be available as a column in the query and the mail merge. I would use an outer join (Arrow
Code needs to be run by an event related to a form, or form control, or custom function you have entered in a query. Events start or trigger code to run. Your code will be either a subroutine or a function
The "#Name?" indicates that the form control needs the control source property to be set by you, which can be a table or query field name or an expression such as a calculation. Go to the form's design
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