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I think have been able to do this in the past but am unable to at present time. Have a form bound to a table. Have a combo box on the form bound to a query. After selecting the item from the combo box would like to be able to display some of the other fields from query in text boxes on the original form that would be related to the record selected from the query. When try to do this by using expression in the text box control source referring to the query I get the famous #name? error. If someone could point me in the direction I need to go to solve this would be greatly appreciated. My google searches have not been much help at all. If need more info please advise. Thanx dc |
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On Mon, 22 Mar 2010 08:38:45 -0500, doncee nopsamdbc9814 (AT) nospamswbell (DOT) wanted> wrote: Your combobox would have several (perhaps hidden) columns. The ControlSource of those textboxes would be: =myCombobox.Column(i) (of course you replace myObjectNames with yours) -Tom. Microsoft Access MVP I think have been able to do this in the past but am unable to at present time. Have a form bound to a table. Have a combo box on the form bound to a query. After selecting the item from the combo box would like to be able to display some of the other fields from query in text boxes on the original form that would be related to the record selected from the query. When try to do this by using expression in the text box control source referring to the query I get the famous #name? error. If someone could point me in the direction I need to go to solve this would be greatly appreciated. My google searches have not been much help at all. If need more info please advise. Thanx dc |
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