Multiple Add forms on one page?

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I have created a task monitoring system, where you can add
tasks, then view what is there and how long to dead-line
and when it gets close it changes colour.

What I want to do now, is have task templates. Where one
event will create a number of tasks. Tasks are simple,
they are made up of date deadline, Task Name, Task Outline
and who it is assigned to. I have created a simple add
feature that can add 1 task at a time. I want to know if
you could creating a form, with 2-3-4 Add forms all on the
one page. Within the forms they each have Fixed data
outlines and assignments already in it. Then the user
could add the remaining info, save the data, then all the
tasks are entered into the system.

Does anyone know how to achieve this?


Rich
 
I don't think you can have more than one _bound_ "Add" Form at a time.
If you really wanted to do what you propose, you could create
something that _looked_ _like_ multiple similar partially prefilled
Forms on the same page, using unbound Controls. When you pressed the
"Save" button, VBA code would check all the data for reasonableness
and add it to your Table one record at a time.


I have created a task monitoring system, where you can add
tasks, then view what is there and how long to dead-line
and when it gets close it changes colour.

What I want to do now, is have task templates. Where one
event will create a number of tasks. Tasks are simple,
they are made up of date deadline, Task Name, Task Outline
and who it is assigned to. I have created a simple add
feature that can add 1 task at a time. I want to know if
you could creating a form, with 2-3-4 Add forms all on the
one page. Within the forms they each have Fixed data
outlines and assignments already in it. Then the user
could add the remaining info, save the data, then all the
tasks are entered into the system.

Does anyone know how to achieve this?


Rich
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