Re: Enter MULTIPLE Items in a Query (e.g. [Name:] ??
- From: "kev100 via AccessMonster.com" <u16246@uwe>
- Date: Sun, 08 Jan 2006 05:22:04 GMT
Thanks very much for that prompt. I think that will work great. However, I
did a copy and paste of:
WHERE Instr("," & [Enter first names] & ",", "," & [FirstNameField] & ",") >
0
....and edited for my specifics, but get a syntex error.
I also tried: WHERE Instr("," & [Enter first names] & ",", "," &
[FirstNameField] & ",")
....just in case that second line did not apply.
Also....The multi-selection suggestion would be neater, but there so MANY
different names that sorting through the choices would take more time that
just typing them in.
THANKS
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