Am I doing something wron, its pulling everything up in the table vs. everything that the variable stItems is equal to:
strWhere = strWhere "(((tblWorkProductText.WorkProductName)='" & strItem & "'))"
my sql statement is a simple select * from table...
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Well I need to run a query based off of selections made from a list box so this needs to be a sql statement...? I am using this for reporting purposes only and I am trying to build a sql statement....Any help?
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Well I tried the runSQL statement but I kept getting an error. All I need is to retrieve records....I am not updating or anything like that. Heres the error I get:
a runSQL action requires an argument consisting of a SQL Statement, any ideas as to what i am doing wrong??
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HI,
If strItems= "conceptual"
what is worng with the following code? its not recognizing the where statement...
strWorkProductsSQL = strItems2
strFullSQL = "SELECT * FROM tblWorkProductText WHERE (((tblWorkProductText.WorkProductName)=" & strWorkProductsSQL & "));"
Thank You very much. This works; however it retrieves just the row number is there anyway I can retrieve the actual data for example if I select the first option in the list box the code returns 1 and the first option is Concept...is there anyway I can get it to return Concept instead of the...
I am trying to create a form with some options on it that are check boxes, so if option1 is checked and I go to click on a submit button on the form, those values will be used to generate a report and some text that is stored in another table will be displayed depending on which option was...
I am using Office XP and when I enter in a decimal it keeps getting rounded to up, so if enter 5.5, when I click off the field it shows up as 6. I've tried everything and I am not sure why its doing this,can anyone help?
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I am using access 2000, and I receive and error in the line that has docmd.findfirst... The error is that the data member cannot be found.
Is this something to do with access 2000?
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