I don't think so. Firstly Pat Hartman was off course in her comments because she could not read what the poster wanted. Some of you said Maclys solution was the best, even though it won't work.
maclys solution will work. You just don't understand it because it is not convoluted. The poster said that not more than one column contained data. I responded to your question (not betheball's)
But will Malcy's rub out the T1 entries placed in T5 with T2 entries and so on or does an update like that have the effect of simply moving the entries sideways.
regarding what would happen if there was invalid data. You seemed to think that this made you "right". No one cared what would happen should there be multiple entries because betheball said they didn't exist!
WayneRyan's solution which was posted later will also work and is actually simplier since it involves running only one update query. If this were something that had to be done on a regular basis. This solution would be the best. As I said earlier, for a one time conversion, efficiency isn't the most important aspect of a solution.
Take a tip from what Rich does. I asked a question about getting numbers from 1 to 1010 onto one page. He solved my problem even though the question was addressed to you. The facts are you would not be able to solve the problem because you would be unable to read that we only want a printout.
I did not respond to this for several reasons:
1. Rich gave you the answer that worked from where you were.
2. You preempted someone else's post. Your question had nothing to do with the topic being discussed.
3. You would not have wanted to hear my answer. It did not involve any code that you would reject. It did not involve any SQL that you would reject. It did not involve any macros. It did not involve creating any spurious forms. All you would need to do would be to understand a single property setting for a single table column and your data entry could have been done from page 1 - 1010 and still have randomized the doctors. And, you wouldn't have needed a printout AT ALL!
4. When you get down to the bottom line, I really don't really feel a need to waste my time trying to come up with a workable solution that you would accept. You obviously would not have liked my answer because it would have told you how to approach the problem rather than bailling you out of the rat's nest you had created.