Hello people<br><br>I'm sure this question has arise before into the dawn of...bla..bla..bla...<br><br>I have a query with a field named group<br><br>can I use a combo box to have the user select the group name and produce a form based on the selection?<br><br>How... how...how...?<br><br>Elizaaaaaabeeeeethhhhhh! <p>Dumboy.! Ouch.! .my brain.....<br><a href=mailto:spiderdesign@yahoo.com>spiderdesign@yahoo.com</a><br><a href= > </a><br>It's hard to think with only one neuron......Ouch.....!....it hurts when I think......!
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combo box to select criteria
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Looking at a Combo box <br>[Forms]![FormName]![Combo10] <br>Note the value must be in the "Bound" Column<br>the above works in a query<br><br>Or on in VBA code you can specify which column<br>x = [Forms]![FormName]![Combo10].Column(0)
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Elizabeth...... DougP...... thanks again.....<br><br>I feel like I would like you guys to adopt me......!<br><br>When I grow up I want to be just like you......<br><br>I'll try it........... and put the code on DumboysSourceCode file<br><br>Thanks again <p>Dumboy.! Ouch.! .my brain.....<br><a href=mailto:spiderdesign@yahoo.com>spiderdesign@yahoo.com</a><br><a href= > </a><br>It's hard to think with only one neuron......Ouch.....!....it hurts when I think......!
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