It's been a while since i've developed anything in access, and i've found that i have pretty much forgotten all that i knew.
I have created a form with several queries, which update information viewed through a series of textboxes. These queries look up infomration held within the form. On...
I run the query through a form,
the user inputs a key word, in this instance part of their address. Then running the query searched an address database and brings all relevant addresses into a list box, but then the results also appear in the pop up table for the select query. It is this that...
When you run a select query, the results pop up in a table format. Is there a way of supressing this, so that the results don't pop up?
Cheers
Ian Grand
It is a select query. The query looks up a user defined word, searching through the text string. It then selects any address containing the key word. I have these results lined to a list box, so all addresses appear in a form. However, the addresses also pop up in the table produced from the...
When inititating a query, i do not want the new table to appear. Is it possible to supress the table, so that the new data does not pop-up on the screen. I just want it to be discreet?
Cheers
Ian
I am running a query to find a user defined word within a string. Currently the code i use in the query is as follows:
Like [Forms]![IANS_FORM]![Text7] & "*"
However, this pulls through the text strings where the user defined word is at the start of the sentence. Is there a way to use INSTR...
I have a form where the user types in part of their address. I have the query looking up this textbox, but want it to find the addresses that contain the specific text string.
What is the ocde i require to enter in the expression builder. I have tried "like", but to no avail.
Cheers
Ian
I am running a query through a form, the updated information then appears in a list box within the form.
How do i stop the updated table then appearing, as i am already viewing the information through the list box?
Regards
Ian Grand
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