Writing Data from One Table to Another with VB 
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 Writing Data from One Table to Another with VB

I have 2 Access tables, one for User Names and the other for their work
schedules.  The tables are related by a unique ID number.  I am populating
the DB combo box with the user names from the user table.  Is it possible to
have VB take the ID from the the User Names table and enter that number into
the ID field in the Schedule table?  I don't know how to take a field from
one table and write that value to another table!
Thank you in advance,
Zach


Mon, 03 Sep 2001 03:00:00 GMT  
 Writing Data from One Table to Another with VB
Take a look to the VB help in the DBCombo control, or try in the
McMillian personal bookshelf (www.mcp.com) there are books in VB 5 and VB 6
dealing with this topic.

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>I have 2 Access tables, one for User Names and the other for their work
>schedules.  The tables are related by a unique ID number.  I am populating
>the DB combo box with the user names from the user table.  Is it possible
to
>have VB take the ID from the the User Names table and enter that number
into
>the ID field in the Schedule table?  I don't know how to take a field from
>one table and write that value to another table!
>Thank you in advance,
>Zach



Mon, 03 Sep 2001 03:00:00 GMT  
 
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