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Lungta
On frmCase we have a button to run a Word merge letter (while the form is
open). The code runs qryLetters where
[qryLetters].[CaseID]=frmCase!txtCaseID. (frmCase is not bound to qryLetters)
frmCase has a subform (sfAppt, continuous form view) to capture the
professional assigned to the case. Only 1 will ever be assigned at any given
time, and this professional is the person getting the merge letter.
Occasionally one prof. backs out and a new one is assigned, so there are 2
records then showing in the subform.
How would I change my "where" portion of the SQL to include
CaseID=frmCase!txtCaseID and the desired record in sfAppt? Would a combo or
checkbox to flag "current" be useful, or would it just flag the same on all
records in sfAppt?
Thanks for any suggestions you might have.
open). The code runs qryLetters where
[qryLetters].[CaseID]=frmCase!txtCaseID. (frmCase is not bound to qryLetters)
frmCase has a subform (sfAppt, continuous form view) to capture the
professional assigned to the case. Only 1 will ever be assigned at any given
time, and this professional is the person getting the merge letter.
Occasionally one prof. backs out and a new one is assigned, so there are 2
records then showing in the subform.
How would I change my "where" portion of the SQL to include
CaseID=frmCase!txtCaseID and the desired record in sfAppt? Would a combo or
checkbox to flag "current" be useful, or would it just flag the same on all
records in sfAppt?
Thanks for any suggestions you might have.