Re: Finding a single value in a table

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probably way too complicated. but it depends on what exactly you are trying
to do and how pretty you want it... but in any case it doesn't have anything
to do with the developer toolkits. try asking in a generic access
programming group.

"Mikey" <Mikey@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:83508A8F-518A-46A6-97A5-53DC169CCBDE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Forgive me for posting a stupid question, but I am new to programming. I
> have created a table that contains several columns of information. The
> first
> column is unique and the key field. I need to look up a single value
> within
> the table based on a value in the first column, which would essentially
> decide the row, and one of the other 30 columns. I am not sure if I need
> to
> use some sort of multi-dimensional array or if I am thinking too
> complicated.
> Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Mike


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