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XP - Using a drop down in a query

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JoseQuiervo

JoseQuiervo

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I currently have a query for data entry on one aspect of my database. I have two fields with drop downs. However, one of the two (TestType) is based on the other (TestName) in the table. Is there a way to select the data in the TestName field and have it automatically populate the TestType field in the query? I know how to do it in a form, but not sure how it work in a query. Please let me know what you guys think. Thanks a lot. I appreciate it.
 
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Code has to run to requery the rowsource of the second drop down. Therefore you can't do it in a query.
 
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