2.9 Creating a Form from a Query in Access
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gr8.........
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very cool. Nice one chief!
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nice 1 helped out alot these last couple of weeks with my appretaship. thnx 4 the uploads
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Figured it out today! =) thanks!
oh & one more thing.
really reall desperate.
i've made a form where people input their details. this gets put into a table. now that table has a primary key, a unique number.
how do i get this number to be displayed to the customer?
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hi can u let me know the query used in the seach there it wud be of great help to me thanks
sweetjithu1985 5 months ago
@sweetjithu1985 Already have, it's in tutorial 2.7
Firchild 5 months ago
I've got a table with one column labelled 'customer e-mail address' for thousands of records. How do I single out the customers with an email away from those without? Apologies, I'm a retard in this department.
80slibertine 2 years ago
@80slibertine Query the email field with 'is not null'
Firchild 2 years ago
This is quite great.
Now what I'm trying to do is use the first form to run the query, and the results show up in the second form.
Am I right to use a macro somewhere in there?
LondonXian 2 years ago
Just base a form on the query results, that should do the trick (you can use a macro to open the form, but don't really have to)
Firchild 2 years ago