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Mary
I am creating a database for one of the workers who is not computer savvy, so
the database must not need behind the scenes alterations, it has to be up
front and easy for her to use. I have created a form that allows her to
search information about members, but I am stuck on a point.
She needs to search and produce reports, labels, etc., by "current,"
"former," or by "all." Instead of creating three full sets of queries and
reports which are limited by this category, is there a way that I can have
one set and have them filter using a checkbox or drop down combo box to
return the type of member she needs?
Thanks ahead of time.
the database must not need behind the scenes alterations, it has to be up
front and easy for her to use. I have created a form that allows her to
search information about members, but I am stuck on a point.
She needs to search and produce reports, labels, etc., by "current,"
"former," or by "all." Instead of creating three full sets of queries and
reports which are limited by this category, is there a way that I can have
one set and have them filter using a checkbox or drop down combo box to
return the type of member she needs?
Thanks ahead of time.