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    Create a new "table" to fill in

    I have three tables.



    tblstudents
    upn (special code for each student)
    other stuff like first name etc

    tblscores
    PaperId,
    upn
    score1,
    score2,
    Tot (sum of score 1 and 2)

    tblpapers
    PaperId
    Lvl of paper
    year of paper (2007,2009, or 2005)

    I want a list of surname first name etc for all students (automatically) with score1, score2 as empty boxes to be filled in by the user so empty spaces are needed. But when I write a query I get only the results from last years tests

    ive come up against a wall.

    How can I get only empty fields to fill in and how could I then update the tblscores


    Can anyone nudge me in the right direction

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    This is flagged as solved; is it? If not, I'd probably run an append query to put the appropriate values into the scores table, then open a form that displayed the newly added records.
    Paul (wino moderator)
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    Thanks pbaldy.

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    No problem, post back if you get stuck.
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