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Jody
Thanks, Larry, for the suggestion. However, I'm fairly
new at this. Could you offer suggestion on what the VBA
code should be?
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You can do it rather easily with VBA code. There's
no "copy this record with
an incremented date" option in the Command Button Wizard,
though.
Larry Linson
Microsof Access MVP
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new at this. Could you offer suggestion on what the VBA
code should be?
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You can do it rather easily with VBA code. There's
no "copy this record with
an incremented date" option in the Command Button Wizard,
though.
Larry Linson
Microsof Access MVP
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I have created a travel itinerary database for our sales
reps to use. A simple data entry screen contains the
following information: SalesRep, Date, CustName,
CustCity, CustState, Activity, Purpose, and Comments with
a subform imbedded containing fields to collect individual
contact info: ContactName, ContactTitle, ContactPhone.
Many times our reps would like to "copy" a record to cover
a time period anywhere from 2-5 days or more. They do not
like to keep typing the same information each day.
Is there a way to create a "duplicate record" button and
at the same time have the date automatically be
incremented by one day?
Would appreciate any help you can give.
Thank you!
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