From: Ellen K. 

If the query is not updatable (for example a query including an aggregate
function), you can't use it to enter or modify data anyway. You could bind
a form to such a query, but that would be a form that was only used to
DISPLAY data.

If the query is updatable and you use it as the source of a form, the form
is bound and you can use it to enter data.

There is no reason you can't make an UNBOUND data entry form, then in the
code for your "save" button you define where which data goes.  
But
by definition any form created with the wizard is going to be a bound form,
because the wizard asks you what you want to use as the source.

On Fri, 20 Jun 2003 08:23:41 +0100, Chris Robinson
 wrote in message
:

>> If you set the source of the form to the table, the form is
"bound to" the
>> table.  This will always be the case if you create a form by means of a
wizard.
>>
>
>Ah right - I see what you mean.  Would it still be the case if you used a
wizard
>but set a query as the source?

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