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Using Form value to filter Query

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pryest

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I am using a combo box on a form to supply a value for a query to filter by. The problem I have is that I would like the query to be able to show everything if I don't select a value on the form. Below I have listed the WHERE statement from my query. Do you have any suggestions on how I can correct it?

WHERE (((qry_TW_Filter1_by_date.[Projected Posession Date])<#2/1/2008#) AND ((qry_TW_Filter1_by_date.[R-Real Estate Dir])=[forms]![MainForm]![Combo10]));
 
Here is what I used. WHERE (((CGSTbl.ProdID) Like "*" & [Forms]![CGS Class Select frm]![CGS Class Select Combo]))

In this statement the "Like "*" returns everything if the control on the form is left blank. Substitute your own Form/Field reference for the remainder of the statement.
 
How are ya pryest . . .

Perhaps this:
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[blue]WHERE (((qry_TW_Filter1_by_date.[Projected Posession Date]<#2/1/2008#) AND (qry_TW_Filter1_by_date.[R-Real Estate Dir]=[forms]![MainForm]![Combo10])) [purple][b]OR ([forms]![MainForm]![Combo10] Is Null)[/b][/purple]);[/blue]
[blue]Your Thoughts? . . .[/blue]

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Thanks guys. It is working great now.
 
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