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ChuckW
I have created four separate input forms for sales reps to enter information
for an admin person. I want to keep the forms (and the tables associated
with them separate). Each of these individual forms is based on a query such
as LetterRequestJoeQuery which is then based on the table LetterRequestJoe. I
then created a union query that combines all four individual queries and then
a form based on this union query. The idea was to give an admin person a
view of all entries and to be able to edit them. But I have discovered that
you cannot change the information on a form based on a union query. Can
anyone suggest an alternative way of doing this?
Thanks,
for an admin person. I want to keep the forms (and the tables associated
with them separate). Each of these individual forms is based on a query such
as LetterRequestJoeQuery which is then based on the table LetterRequestJoe. I
then created a union query that combines all four individual queries and then
a form based on this union query. The idea was to give an admin person a
view of all entries and to be able to edit them. But I have discovered that
you cannot change the information on a form based on a union query. Can
anyone suggest an alternative way of doing this?
Thanks,