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    Is VB table specific?

    I have a button that does not work anymore. I did not design it. If a button is designed to save and exit a form, is it only for that form?

    By that I mean, if I rename the table it saves to and create a new table with the old name, would the button stop working?

    That is what appears to have happened.

    I have attached the code for the button.

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    Mike
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    If the new table has the same name as the old one and the field
    structure and definitions are the same and the security (if any) on
    the table is added to the new table, same as the old one was,
    then perhaps Yes.

    The button code would only be for that form unless you copied it
    and the code and made modifications for the new form name,
    controls, and table, etc.

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