How Do You Add Rows Using Access 2003 Visual Basic?
You can add rows to a table using Access 2003 Visual Basic by performing an append query. For example, you may have data in two different tables and you need to add data from the first table to the second table. You do this by creating an append query and then appending the data to the second table. Once data is collected and put in a database, the query functions can be used to analyze and manipulate your data in numerous ways. This will involve creating tables with rows to accommodate fields of data. Create an append query by first clicking “Query” and “New” in the database window. This opens the new query database box. Next, open the Show Table dialog box by clicking “Design View” and “OK.” Select the table that has the data you want (source table), then click “Add” and “Close.” Next change the query type by clicking “Append Query” on the query menu. Select the table that you want to append data to (destination table) from the table drop-down menu and click “OK.” Select the fields y
