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by techrep
Although I do not quite understand your situation, it seems that you are using a query as the recordsource for your form that links several tables, and that produces a non-updateable recordset. You could try running your query separately from the Query tab and when you get the results, try to change a value. If the query is not updateable, it'll tell you that. Otherwise, the change will work.
If not updateable, you need to look up the record that contains the fields you need to update in a separate procedure (perhaps in the form's afterupdate event. There are several ways to do this but a macro probably won't work. You need to write some go old Access BASIC code.
Perhaps you can tell us some more specifics.
by jgreer
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