Syntax for multiple WHERE in recordset? - Sorry Folks Originally Posted in Wrong Group (Controls)

Hi Folks

Heres what I have (and this work fine BTW):

rst_con_calc.Open "SELECT tbl_conversion.conv_to FROM tbl_conversion WHERE
tbl_conversion.conv_from=" & "'" & cmb_content_from & "'" & "", cnn,
adOpenDynamic, adLockReadOnly

I need another two criteria in the WHERE clause but this syntax is pretty
dark stuff! What I need is something like:

WHERE tbl_conversion.conv_from=" & "'" & cmb_content_from & "'" & AND "_
"tbl_conversion.conv_to=" & "'" & cmb_content_to & "'" & AND "_
"tbl_conversion.conv_typeconvert=" & "'"cmb_typ_conv &"'" & "", cnn,
adOpenDynamic, adLockReadOnly

Does that make any sense at all? Help appreciated.

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Cheers

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Kahuna
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