S SteveI Registered User. Local time Today, 17:28 Joined Apr 22, 2012 Messages 20 Sep 14, 2014 #1 Why does a dialog box (SEE ATTACHED) come up for an applyfilter macro written based on a query occur. The where condition for the apply filter is as follows: [INCI Name] Like "*" & [Forms]![INCI Name Search]![Text57] & "*" :banghead: Many thanks Attachments ACCESS1.zip ACCESS1.zip 112.8 KB · Views: 202
Why does a dialog box (SEE ATTACHED) come up for an applyfilter macro written based on a query occur. The where condition for the apply filter is as follows: [INCI Name] Like "*" & [Forms]![INCI Name Search]![Text57] & "*" :banghead: Many thanks
oleronesoftwares Passionate Learner Local time Today, 10:28 Joined Sep 22, 2014 Messages 1,159 Sep 22, 2014 #2 do it like this create a form with the name INCI Name Search create a text box on the form with the name [Text57] then place a command button on the form that runs the query
do it like this create a form with the name INCI Name Search create a text box on the form with the name [Text57] then place a command button on the form that runs the query