Anyone have a template for a flying club?

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1.Template Wizard Help (anyone, anyone)

>-----Original Message-----
>I have created a template to use as a form when filling 
>in a database and it works wonderfully when I am adding 
a 
>new record, however, I am not able to update a record 
>within the database although I am doing exactly what the 
>help list tells me to do.  
>
>The help feature gives me the following instructions 
when 
>I want to change a record within the database:  
>1.  Open the saved copy of the form.
>2.  Change any of the information in the form.
>3.  Click Save. 
>4.  Select whether to update the associated record or 
>create a new record.
>5.  Click OK
>
>The problem is that all of the instructions work until I 
>click save but then, I do not get the option to update 
>the record.  Instead I get the option to either create a 
>new record or continue without updating.
>
>Can anyone tell me if you have also had this happen to 
>you and if so, how to get the record to update instead 
of 
>having to create a new record each time you want to 
>update information in the database.  I'm stumped.  
>Thank you!
>.
>

2.Access Template for a club

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4.new sheet created 'on the fly' from template in same workbook - H.

looking for an excel solution to create a new sheet at the end based on the 
contents of a template sheet within the same workbook.

5.new sheet created 'on the fly' from template in same workbook

Thankyou Dave

Could you help with another question?

I am very new to excel and am trying to build a tool to help me define tasks 
in my work day schedule.

Now I can create a new sheet 'on the fly' How would I copy the contents of a 
cell in an existing sheet to a cell on the new sheet; and How would i rename 
the new sheet based on cell contents?

MrT

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

> One way:
> 
> Worksheets("template").Copy _
>     after:=Worksheets(Worksheets.Count)
> 
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> 
> MrT wrote:
> > 
> > looking for an excel solution to create a new sheet at the end based on the
> > contents of a template sheet within the same workbook.
> 
> -- 
> 
> Dave Peterson
> 

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