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Select addresses using two criteria, one 'Like" 2

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TrekBiker

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This is a simplified version of process for selecting customers by Type and Postcode.

SelectPostcode_om77ht.jpg


It starts with qryCustomersWithAddresses, which contains all customer details.

The user chooses a Customer Type in the combo, whose AfterUpdate runs query A-Customers to select customers of a selected Type.

If Private is the chosen Type there are too many results for printing labels so, just for CustomerType = "Private", I want to extract only Customers with a PostalCode starting with a chosen pair of letter, say CM.

In trying to do this my starting point was a new query based on A-Customer but can't find how to build a criterion on PostalCode that would include IIF([CustomerType] = "Private" then Like([Enter Postalcode] & "*" and something to close the IIF

Any help appreciated
 
Are you trying to write the (VBA) code? Or Select statement?

Your query runs from AfterUpdate in cboType, right?
"PostalCode starting with a chosen pair of letter, say CM" - where those letter are chosen? Another combo?

[tt]Select ...
From ...
Where ...
And [Type] = "Private" And PostalCode Like "CM*"
[/tt]
---- Andy

"Hmm...they have the internet on computers now"--Homer Simpson
 
I would add a combo box to select the Postal Code (I never use a parameter prompt). The after update of the cboType could change the value of the postal code combo box to "*". Then use Like in your criteria.



Duane
Minnesota
Hook'D on Access
MS Access MVP 2001-2016
 
Thanks to both of you. I've made a hybrid of your suggestions, now using the separate form to allow the user to select both a Postalcode and a new field that limits Dates to limit results to date minus any chosen number of years. The Type criterion can be handled in a query that's the basis for the one used in the selection form for the other two variables.
 
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