John Big Booty
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I was looking at this thread last night and had, what I thought was, a good idea
I figured that if the various criteria where separated by, say a comma, or other readily identifiable charter, then you could use the Replace() function to insert the Or operator into the string. Then use Forms!FRM_FormName!TextBoxName in the criteria of the Query. Despite trying variations on this technique I could not get the desired result.
So as a well known TV scientist was fond of asking; "Why is it so?"
I have some theories of my own, and am interested to know if it is in fact possible to make this technique work.
I figured that if the various criteria where separated by, say a comma, or other readily identifiable charter, then you could use the Replace() function to insert the Or operator into the string. Then use Forms!FRM_FormName!TextBoxName in the criteria of the Query. Despite trying variations on this technique I could not get the desired result.
So as a well known TV scientist was fond of asking; "Why is it so?"
I have some theories of my own, and am interested to know if it is in fact possible to make this technique work.