"Filter For:" on custom menu bar? (1 Viewer)

rockman

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I'm not sure if anyone has come across this but here goes:

I'm creating a custom shortcut menu in which I'd like to maintain some of the filter functionality that comes with the standard Access shortcut menu. The customize menu window allows me options for "Filter By Selection", "Filter Excluding Selection", and "Remove Filter/Sort", but I do not see the menuitem "Filter For:" as an option (of course the one that I would most like to have).

Anyone that can point me in the right direction or know a work-around?

Thanks,
Jeff
 

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Were do you see the "Filter For:" menu option? I can not find it.
 

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When I right-click a textbox a shortcut menu pops-up with a multitude of options including "Filter For:". Hope you have some insight on this ghudson.
 

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Not this time. I disable the shortcut menus including the right-click options in my user applications so I had never really noticed the Filter For: option. I could not find a DoCmd.RunCommand "equivalent" for what you seek.
 

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I know it's been a couple years, but has anyone come up with a way to do this? I want to do the same thing the OP described in the first post, but I would also like to know if there is a way to include a text box on a popup menu - so for instance you could put a menu item of "Rename" on the shortcut menu, and let them type in the new name right there. Popping up a second input box doesn't look very pretty . . .
 

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Unfortunately I never found an answer for this problem.

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Unfortunately I never found an answer for this problem.

Jeff

Thanks for replying . . . I guess I will stick with the messy but functional method of using an input box.
 

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