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I'm new to vb programming. I have created a worksheet with a couple of
user forms in it. On the first one, I have created a data entry form.
On the second, I want to be able to call up a record from a data base
and enter additional information that would not have been available at
the time of the original entry, and save it back to the database. Is
this possible?



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Candee,

Just about anything is possible. But you'll need to supply more information
about how the form is to know what record to call up and how you want
it displayed.

Excel has a built in data form under the Data menu. It will display the
data
record by record. Has the ability to jump between records. And input
boxes for the different fields. Maybe that is what you want. And you
could automate it with code. Take a look...

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I'm new to vb programming. I have created a worksheet with a couple of
user forms in it. On the first one, I have created a data entry form.
On the second, I want to be able to call up a record from a data base
and enter additional information that would not have been available at
the time of the original entry, and save it back to the database. Is
this possible?



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Thanks Steve, but that's not quite what I was looking for...I have
posted again, hopefully giving a little more info.

Thanks for trying to help me.



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