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How can I use a form for the search parameters in a query?
Thanks for that, i'll give it go... Patrick UK- pgnl
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Queries and JET SQL
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How can I use a form for the search parameters in a query?
I can cope with simple queries by entering a parameter e.g. [Enter Category ..] in the criteria part of the query design. So when the query is run a small single line dialogue bix appears requesting thh required info. How can I take this one stage further and use a Form (or Popup) of somet type...- pgnl
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Queries and JET SQL
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Is it possible to use key phrases?
Presumably the result would be similar to a Combo Box with a drop down list. (I've already got several of those..) But how can I select more than one entry in the list? And then add up the totals of each type of complaint for analysis. I think I might have bitten off a bit more than I can...- pgnl
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Tables and Relationships
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Is it possible to use key phrases?
I am a fairly inexperienced user of Access 2000 with next to no Visual Basic programming experience, but so far I have been able to solve most problems. I am in the process of creating a new database for customer complaints, basically each complaint record will need a number of keywords or...- pgnl
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Tables and Relationships
