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Dale G
Hi, I’m using Vista and Access 2007. I’m trying to create a form that will
work on Access 2003.
A lot of the Access 2007 DB examples have a combo box on one or more of the
forms, referred to as (Go to) and when a name is selected the form will go to
that record.
I created a form and tried to copy and paste the combo box, but some of the
built in functions are not in 2003. I think the trouble is with the
(SearchForRecord) Action.
I was hoping someone would know a way to achieve the same results, with a
Macro or VBA code.
My form name is frmEmployeeDetails.
The combo box gets info from,
SELECT qryEmployeesExtended.EmpNo, [LastName] & ", " & [FirstName] AS
Employee, qryEmployeesExtended.HomePhone FROM qryEmployeesExtended WHERE
((([LastName] & ", " & [FirstName])<>Nz([Employee],0))) ORDER BY [LastName] &
", " & [FirstName];
Any help will be appreciated.
work on Access 2003.
A lot of the Access 2007 DB examples have a combo box on one or more of the
forms, referred to as (Go to) and when a name is selected the form will go to
that record.
I created a form and tried to copy and paste the combo box, but some of the
built in functions are not in 2003. I think the trouble is with the
(SearchForRecord) Action.
I was hoping someone would know a way to achieve the same results, with a
Macro or VBA code.
My form name is frmEmployeeDetails.
The combo box gets info from,
SELECT qryEmployeesExtended.EmpNo, [LastName] & ", " & [FirstName] AS
Employee, qryEmployeesExtended.HomePhone FROM qryEmployeesExtended WHERE
((([LastName] & ", " & [FirstName])<>Nz([Employee],0))) ORDER BY [LastName] &
", " & [FirstName];
Any help will be appreciated.