RE: Query the brings only 0 value
- From: Clifford Bass <CliffordBass@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 12 Mar 2009 10:07:02 -0700
Hi g,
Sorry for the delay. Microsoft's discussion group message notification
is not working.
To answer you question, copy and paste the subroutine into a regular
(not class, form or report) module. When you want to (re)generate your
query, say from a button on a form, simply place it's name in the VBA code
for the button. So if your button's name is cmdRunTheQuery the code might
look something like this:
Private Sub cmdRunTheQuery_Click()
CreateLoadedColumnsWithZeroQuery
DoCmd.OpenQuery "qryLoaded Columns with Zero"
End Sub
Clifford Bass
"g" wrote:
Hi Everyone,.
Thanks for giving some time to think the solution for my problem, It's very
much appreciated. I like to try what Clifford suggested but I need more
assistance as where to put this code & how will you get the result like I
wanted. Do I have to create a module to put in the code and call it some
where, something like that?
Thanks again,
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