2 Ways to Create Command Buttons on MS Access Forms

Using buttons on forms is one of the easiest and most efficient ways to give functionality to users for various purposes, in a way that is easily understood and easy to use. Access has all kinds of preset buttons for you to choose from, as well as an ability to create custom buttons to do just about anything you can think of! This is certainly a critical tool in your toolset when developing applications in Access!
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[@miles6875]

This video teaches solid must-have foundations for access dev. Great content as always Sean

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[@scamdem1c]

i made an add button to record data at the table. this works only once. when i try to enter new data and press the add button again, the previous data record gets replaced by the new one. i dont want the previous one to get replaced. i just want a new record added. what do i do?
please help!!

[@seanmackenziedataengineering]

It is possible that it just moved to a new record. It looks like the data is lost, but check the table directly to see if the previous records are there.

[@scamdem1c]

@@seanmackenziedataengineering i checked the table directly. the previous record(data row thing) was replaced by the new one

[@scamdem1c]

@@seanmackenziedataengineering does it only record 1 row of data?

[@Enlightenmen8]

can we generate buttons on runtime in access form

[@seanmackenziedataengineering]

Not easily. Easier to make hidden buttons then set Visible = True for certain conditions. Or, add buttons on a continuous form that will show more records for more conditions (and then more buttons). Great question - lots of people run into this issue.

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How to put a command button on a sub form