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Query Append

I have data from two forms that I need to append to a table.

I have one append query which adds details to a table, but I need another query to enable me to repeat some of the same fields but also enable me to modify the records:

Ie.

Quiz No: Quiz Name: Question No: Question:
1 First quiz 1 This is question 1
1 First quiz 2 This is question 2 ...

and so on.

Any suggestions how I can achieve this?

RE: Query Append

Hi Jenni

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you.

If you want to update the table fields you will need to used the SQL command called update, this basically allows you to update any of the fields within the table.
This is slightly different from the query method that you may have used before as you will actually need to write the sql code yourself.

Hope this helps
David

 

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