Rick,
Your 3rd paragraph hit the mark. I'm only using to the result for the product id. I tried DISTINCT, but it requires that I include all of the fields that will be returned and if I filter by category I have to return that field and therefore DISTINCT will produce multiple rows, one for each...
I'm trying to construct a subform selection list for a group of products that needs to be filtered by control on the parent form.
The problem is when I include the Category field in the subform's query it creates a product id row for each category it belong to.
What is the best way to...
Could I take this thread a little farther? I've had the same problem putting a variable into a LIKE criteria.
Your solutions work great... except for a query field that is a primary numberic key.
It appears that a LIKE * does not work on numberic fields, is this true?
Jay
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