VBA to add 2 fields to an existing table (Access 2007)

[ewong]

I need help with the code below. I would like to add 2 extra fields to an existing table in Access.

I am using Access 2007.

First field is the Order Period field. It will be in a text format. Examples of the records in the Order Period field would be jun-12, jul-12, aug-12, may-12 (month-year). I want it to be automatically filled with the current month and current year of the above format when I run the macro.

Second field is the Order Period Date field. It will also be in a text format. Examples of the records here would be 7/1/2012, 8/1/2012, 9/1/2012. It will always be in the 1st of each month in the current year. I want it to be automatically filled with the current month and current year of the above format when I run the macro.

First field will be places in the third column and second field will be in the fourth column.

Can anyone help me fix this code?

Thanks!

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[alansidman]

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[Cutter]

Thanks Alan

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[ewong]

Ok, thanks Cutter!

Thanks Alan

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