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OK try something like this.
on the click event of your control
add this.
Dim strfilter as String
strfilter = "Open"
DoCmd.OpenForm "Myform", , , "myfieldbasedonOpen = " & strfilter
Hope this at least points you in the right direction.
Life's a journey enjoy the ride...
jazzz
on the click event of your control
add this.
Dim strfilter as String
strfilter = "Open"
DoCmd.OpenForm "Myform", , , "myfieldbasedonOpen = " & strfilter
Hope this at least points you in the right direction.
Life's a journey enjoy the ride...
jazzz
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Jazz,
It almost works... the problem is, my actual criteria is "a-open". When I put this into the code above a msgbox appears first with the letter "a" then another with "open". If I use the word "Open", then that word appears and I could type in my criteria "a-open" and it would work. Except I need it to automatically filter with just one click. Any ideas?
Nino
It almost works... the problem is, my actual criteria is "a-open". When I put this into the code above a msgbox appears first with the letter "a" then another with "open". If I use the word "Open", then that word appears and I could type in my criteria "a-open" and it would work. Except I need it to automatically filter with just one click. Any ideas?
Nino
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