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NMarks
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  • NMarks
    replied to Search Form using Option Buttons
    Alright I finally got it.

    This is the end result of my code ...

    Code:
    Private Sub SearchFor_AfterUpdate()
    On Error GoTo Err_SearchFor_AfterUpdate
        Dim MySQL As String
        
        MySQL = "SELECT KeyNumber, KeyCode, KeyName "
        MySQL = MySQL & "FROM tKey "
        
        If InStr(1, Me.SearchFor) Then
            MsgBox "Do not use quotes"
    ...
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  • NMarks
    replied to Search Form using Option Buttons
    The unique Key Number field is a letter/numeric value. It contains 2 letters followed by 6 numbers manually entered by us, the user.

    An example is "HB123456".

    The KeyCode and DoorNumber fields are also setup the same way. Just less letters and numbers....
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  • NMarks
    replied to Search Form using Option Buttons
    I will have to edit this then.

    The majority of my Access experience has been via Google and a guy I work with. He uses the Chr(34) a lot and I picked it up along the way.

    Thank you for the advice....
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  • NMarks
    replied to Search Form using Option Buttons
    In order to get all the forms to display in a tabular format like I wanted, and linked together, I had to create the form, then the "main" subform labeled sfKeyList.

    The 2 additional subforms are sfDoorList and sfStaffList which are both subforms of sfKeyList.
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  • NMarks
    started a topic Search Form using Option Buttons

    Search Form using Option Buttons

    Hello all,

    I have created a database for my work that stores information for keys/locks, doors and employees.

    Specifically the database contains all the information of our lock system, which doors certain locks are attached to and what employees have keys to certain locks.

    The form has 3 subforms, 1 is the Key List which is basically the master subform as the other 2 subforms are a Door List and Staff...
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  • The Search is actually done by an On-Click Command.

    I have multiple text boxes allowing a user to search by 4 different items as well as by date range.
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  • How do I print a report based off of a continous form's search results?

    Hello,

    I currently have a continous form that has a search field in the header. The search works without issue, but I want to be able to print a report based off the search results.

    All the records have there own unique Record ID and they are all pulled from the same table.

    I know how to print a report based off 1 record, but I can't for the life of me figure out the above problem.

    Any...
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