That is a valid way to do it. I often use something along the lines of
SaleDate = .#DATE when in a form.
Albert
On 04/06/2012 11:27 AM, Michael J. Sinclair wrote:
I am trying to understand how and when columns get their values within
a form.
If I put COLUMN_NAME = .varname in the Add Variable Expression
builder, is that the exact same outcome as using a SAVEROW followed by
an UPDATE tablename set column_name = .varname {where clause}?
Mike
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