maikinafrica
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Hey,
I have a table with a huge master list (some hundred thousand) of unique bar code tags, which either have 8 or 12 digits. (Valid characters are "0123456789ACEFHJKLMNPRYXW").
I created a form, which is automatically looking up valid records as the string is entered position by position from left to right. This is working fine and sufficient in 99% of the cases.
Sometimes characters are not readable on the original document, so I need a tool/form, were I can enter only the readable positions of the code and the tag list is then filtered accordingly.
For that, I created a separate form with 12 text boxes for each possible position of the bar code and a listbox. This list box should be filtered as the readable characters are entered in their respective positions/textbox.
Unfortunately, I did not get this filter to work yet. :banghead:
Any ideas, how to approach this problem? I tried the macro builder. Maybe it needs VBA?
Any help/leads will be greatly appreciated.
Best regards,
Maik
I have a table with a huge master list (some hundred thousand) of unique bar code tags, which either have 8 or 12 digits. (Valid characters are "0123456789ACEFHJKLMNPRYXW").
I created a form, which is automatically looking up valid records as the string is entered position by position from left to right. This is working fine and sufficient in 99% of the cases.
Sometimes characters are not readable on the original document, so I need a tool/form, were I can enter only the readable positions of the code and the tag list is then filtered accordingly.
For that, I created a separate form with 12 text boxes for each possible position of the bar code and a listbox. This list box should be filtered as the readable characters are entered in their respective positions/textbox.
Unfortunately, I did not get this filter to work yet. :banghead:
Any ideas, how to approach this problem? I tried the macro builder. Maybe it needs VBA?
Any help/leads will be greatly appreciated.
Best regards,
Maik