My approach is to right-click on the new form in the main database
window and choose 'Edit'.
When the form opens select 'Form' from the main menu and ensure that
'Design Mode' is select and select additionally 'Form Properties'.
A 'Form Properties' window should open which allows you to edit the
properties of the form. Under the 'Data' tab you can enter the table
name (or query, or an SQL command) which contains the data source for
the form.
I hope this helps and corresponds to how your LibreOffice is
configured.
Cheers
Harvey
On Fri, 2026-07-17 at 20:26 +1000, Peter Goggin wrote:
I have created my new table. I have created copty of he old form. How
do
i change the table name the new form references?
Thanks for your help.
Regards
Peter Goggin
On 12/7/26 13:37, Peter Goggin wrote:
I want to copy the structure of an existing and create a new empty
table with a new name. I have forgotten how to do this. ( my only
excuse is that 90 my memory is hot as good as it was)
Thanks for your help.
Peter Goggin
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