How to UPDATE multiple records from multiple fields

I have a form listing out the five roles on a Board of Directors, where there's a drop-down list populated from a recordset, and each of the five list boxes is set to a specific board member, where the Role is the qualifier. I need to modify this UPDATE so that an admin could click a drop-down (say for President), choose a different member (populated from the recordset), and click update - and all five unique users selected in the form would be updated in the appropriate table. I've got all five list boxes populating properly, but don't know how to loop through all five and set the newly selected members in the Board table. Suggestions?

I don't quite understand why all 5 would be updated? What table would be updated with what information. The specifics are important when it comes to doing something like this, and there just isn't enough detail for me to figure it out in your post.

Hm... I was afraid that might be the case. I imagine all 5 would need to be updated because we don't know from moment to moment just how many of the fields are going to be changed/updated. I'm just looking to reassign Board roles to different Members when their year is up or someone leaves the board. In my mind, the Board table would be updated with a differnet UserID, based on the Role of each list-box. If it were a single list-box, it would be easy to just the canned UPDATE behavior, but I've got five *different* records to update all at once. (each Role has one record/row in the Board table)

Try this tutorial:
http://www.webassist.com/tutorials/Create-a-multiple-record-update-form

That might be what you need based on your description.

That's really close Ray, and essentially what I want to do, except in that tutorial, each of the fields in the form has the same name. The five different records I want to update in the database are unique: President, VicePresident, etc. Additional details in PM.

You could always just apply the Update Record server behavior 5 times using the same trigger for each. If the number of roles isn't going to change and just the members filling them that is probably the easiest solution. Just don't do a redirect until after the last update.

Brilliant, that'll probably work. It didn't occur to me to use the same trigger for each separate behavior. I keep learning..