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Old December 24th, 2008, 12:00 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.queries
Christina
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Default access query

I was working on this before but I lost track of it. On a form I would
like to return a value from a table. The table has 3 columns min amt and
maximum amt and a number that applies if this amount on the form meets the
criteria...between the minimum and maximum amount. I would like to do it
onthe form, but if not, then in a query,



Thanks.


ps dont know SQL, has to be very basic
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Old December 24th, 2008, 05:25 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.queries
Ken Snell \(MVP\)
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Default access query

You could use a DLookup function:

DLookup("FieldBeingReturned", "NameOfTable", [NameOfControlOnFormWithValue]
& " Between [MinAmt] And [MaxAmt]")

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"Christina" wrote in message
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I was working on this before but I lost track of it. On a form I would
like to return a value from a table. The table has 3 columns min amt and
maximum amt and a number that applies if this amount on the form meets the
criteria...between the minimum and maximum amount. I would like to do it
onthe form, but if not, then in a query,



Thanks.


ps dont know SQL, has to be very basic



 




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