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Inserting Data in Microsoft Access

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cr1973

Civil/Environmental
Jul 30, 2003
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Hello All,
I am making an Access database, where info will be inputed via forms. I want one table,table1, to have only 2 fields, a key field and a date field.

On a seperate form, I am able to pull up a specific record. When I click a certain button, or hit enter on the date field in that form, I want to automatically add to table1 a record with that specific key # and date. Table1 will allow for duplicate key #s, so I can add several dates for each key #.

How do i go about doing this?
 
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