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User select multiple values to include in form

hansdebadde (TechnicalUser)
8 May 12 2:39
I have built an Access 2010 database with the data in a SQL Server (2008) called WH.  It will be used for a project that is phased in over time. There is a main form (frm_Check_Incidents) that pulls in data from another SQL server (Brown) with a list of incidents.  The users are going to phase in the usage of the db over time and will start by using one facility, and then adding a few more each week.  I want to create a form that allows them to select all the Facility_Name values to include from the table ORG_FACILITY in SQL db Brown they want to work with. This selection needs to be saved as it only changes once a week or so.  These values then need to be used as the parameter values for the other form.  Is this possible?  
dhookom (Programmer)
8 May 12 12:24
Your question is very vague.

You really need to provide some tables, fields (names and data types), form record sources, etc.

I think you need to create a table in some database to store a value (ideally a primary key) so that it can be used for filtering or whatever.

Duane
Hook'D on Access
MS Access MVP

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