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Access Advanced course

Queries on Forms

I have created two queries, first for bank accounts and countries and the second for bank contacts and countries. Both queries have a Find function based in the country field. I have created a form with the two page function, the 1st page form being made up of country bank contacts and the 2nd page form being for country bank accounts (I wanted this form to show accounts via datasheet i.e. all accounts on the one page). The form works fine however as both queries have the find function when the form opens you have to type in the country twice to show the data. Is there anyway that I can just have one find function via a macro?
Thanks

RE: Queries on Forms

try typing this wild card querie

Wildcards allow you a degree of flexibility when specifying criteria. When you don't know exactly what you are looking for you can use wildcards to give the query a "clue".

For a single wildcard:

Like [type prompt here] & "*"

this will show you all your data

Access tip:

Zoom feature for queries

If youare working on on query design and creating a calculated field, it can be hard to view the whole statement. You can hold the shift key down and press F2, to show the zoomed up version of the query field

View all Access hints and tips

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