Depends on whether you are using ADO or a data control.... Please be more specific with your question.:)
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Then use -
Data1.AddNew
'All your text boxes's data source should be set to Data1
Data1.Update
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It's a pleasure.:)
I'd rather have different code under different command buttons. That way you know that you will not code yourself into errors.:)
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Yes it is possible. You do however need to open a new post with the question. I'll answer with a sample from there. Happy new year.:)
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This post has been closed/solved. You are asking a new question on this old and solved post. You will have to open a new question from which we will reply and try and solve your problem.:)
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Just go into VB4/5/6 forum, at the top is an option "Start a new thread". Click on that and away you go.:)
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