If there is something in the barcode that specifies which
record should be updated (i.e., the primary key, which is probably a good idea),
then
you can use that to locate the record prior to updating the
date/time. Otherwise, just move the focus to the next record after the
scan is done, and it will be ready for the next scan.
Tom Oakes
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and have it update the appropriate records.
--- In [email protected], "Hoffman, Tobi K \(DYS\)"
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> If you click in the next record before you scan, does it then put
the
> data into the right place?
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> Tobi
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> I'm scanning a barcode that places date and time in their
respective
> fields. The records are in a subform and when i scan the next
> barcode,it over writes the same fields. How can i make it search
or
> find the next record in the subform?
>
> Any help is gratefully appreciated!
> Thanks!
> Cesather
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