How to Use a List Items Edit Form to Quickly Add or Edit Items in a Combo Box in Microsoft Access

In this Microsoft Access tutorial, I will teach you how to set up a List Items Edit Form to quickly add or edit items in a combo box in your Microsoft Access databases
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[@brucemc777]

Understanding you made this video two years ago i won’t be surprised if i need all by other means, but due to your personality i think there is a fair chance of you actually reading this- Would you be so kind as to explain what the advantage is of this method over simply toggling the AllowAdditions property of the original combobox?

[@mohammedalsarraj9963]

Really awesome

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Thanks a lot 😊

[@remcop1989]

Why make a separate form when Access provides a standard form for it?