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July 3rd, 2003, 04:27 PM
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MS Access, counting checkboxes
I'm just learning to use microsoft access and am having several problems. My main one is on a survey where I want people to rate a speech on a form. I numbered one to seven and put checkboxes under each number. How do I have it automatically count each time the box is checked and put that number into a table?
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July 3rd, 2003, 05:11 PM
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Well, first off, this is not the place to post MS Access questions...
Secondly, you're pretty vague on what you've done so far. But generally, what you want is a query that looks like UPDATE table SET counter = counter+1 WHERE speechid = checkboxid This would have to be in a form that is submitted when a checkbox is ticked or by a submit button. //NoXcuz
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