pbrodsky, i'm not actually putting the results in a form.
traingamer, thanks for the help, it now works great!
by only telling the query to search the text fields, it now does what I want it to do.
thanks again, and to everyone else.
Nathan
As requested, here is my SQL code:
SELECT tblCustomer.Cust_ID, tblCustomer.Cust_First, tblCustomer.Cust_Last, tblCustomer.Cust_AddLn1, tblCustomer.Cust_Town, tblCustomer.Cust_Postcode, tblCustomer.Cust_TelNo, tblCustomer.Cust_Email, tblCustomer.Delivery_Discount
FROM tblCustomer
WHERE...
If you mean the fields are set in stone, yes they are.
If you mean the records are set in stone, no they're not.
Could you please be more specific, as I have constructed this query in design view and lack knowledge of SQL.
Thank you in advance.
I want a query to search a table for criteria, and return all records that contain the criteria in ANY field. The criteria is entered using a form, with the following expression, but copying it to every field in the query comes up with #NAME?:
[Forms]![frmCustQuery]![txtQueryInput]
I was...
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