Would you give us the "SetField" command in a regular macro in the next version of access.
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Mark Burns
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Why would this be necessary when you can already achieve that with a SQL Statement executed within the macro?
UPDATE MyTable Set Myfield=(whatever you want here) WHERE MyTable.MyKeyField(s)=(whatever the key value ID(s) is/are here);...or am I not understanding your intent properly here?