Duplicate values

I have a form that a user can select projects from a drop down. When they
select an item then a form will appear that has the project linked to a
drawing that is related to that project. This works fine. The problem is that
the form that has the drop down shows ALL project occurences (100 drawings -
1000 choices). I only want the user to select one of the 8 choices instead of
having to scroll down through the 100.
I have set row source as: SELECT [cboProject] FROM qryListFrom
For the query qryListFrom I have the field as cboProject from the tables
that houses the drawings. The criteria is: Is Not Null.
Can't figure this one out. I think I am missing something easy. It has been
awhile since I wrote developed this database.
Any help would be appreciated.
--
Mike

Mike

What's the SQL statement for your [qryListFrom]?

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Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Access MVP

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"Mike" wrote in message
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I have a form that a user can select projects from a drop down. When they
select an item then a form will appear that has the project linked to a
drawing that is related to that project. This works fine. The problem is
that
the form that has the drop down shows ALL project occurences (100
drawings -
1000 choices). I only want the user to select one of the 8 choices instead
of
having to scroll down through the 100.
I have set row source as: SELECT [cboProject] FROM qryListFrom
For the query qryListFrom I have the field as cboProject from the tables
that houses the drawings. The criteria is: Is Not Null.
Can't figure this one out. I think I am missing something easy. It has
been
awhile since I wrote developed this database.
Any help would be appreciated.
--
Mike