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Using List Box Selections As Query Criteria
I'd like to use multiple selections from a list box as
query criteria, connected by a logical OR. I guess I need to loop through all selections, adding them to an SQL string, but don't know how to do this. Can anyone help? |
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Using List Box Selections As Query Criteria
Look up this knowledgebase article.
135546 - How to Use a Multi-Select List Box to Filter a Form -----Original Message----- I'd like to use multiple selections from a list box as query criteria, connected by a logical OR. I guess I need to loop through all selections, adding them to an SQL string, but don't know how to do this. Can anyone help? . |
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Using List Box Selections As Query Criteria
Thanks, Pat; right on target.
Kevin Sprinkel -----Original Message----- Look up this knowledgebase article. 135546 - How to Use a Multi-Select List Box to Filter a Form |
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