Hi Hendrik,
Data is stored in tables. A Form provides a "window" to the data in a table or query?
If you add text into a label on a form and save the form, then that label should appear on the form when reopened.
Please give us more info about your form, its recordsource etc.
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Found out why it did not show, I did have put a page header and not form header in for the first part, now just the table to figure out
Hendrik,
You have reviewed this, correct?
Yes I have my form now with header, detail and footer, but I cannot figure out how to add to the detail, Iam trying to understand how to get the table (columns names) in it,
Figured out that I must use textbox for detail, now I can see the table name in properties.
Got to show in detail now, but it only show one record, why only one
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Hmm, is the Form set to Allow Additions = No? Because if there are no records in the attached Table then you will get a blank Form.
Is the form set for Single mode?
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Look at form DefaultView property.
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