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Try the ApplyFilter action. You might also try using DLookup().
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Try the ApplyFilter action. You might also try using DLookup().
ApplyFilter it dose not work where I can put Dlookup()?Try the ApplyFilter action. You might also try using DLookup().
I was thinking you can use DLookup() to get the filter from the table. Then, you can use ApplyFilter to apply it to the form.ApplyFilter it dose not work where I can put Dlookup()?
Hi,I do not use macroes, hardly ever, but you need to read the help?
It states you must name the field and the value to be filtered.?
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us...o-action-10ffd4b3-a5c5-4f49-aa44-d2d4550095d1
If I click on the Filter name and Run Filter nothing happenedThat is not what you picture shows?
Thanks for your reply,With your syntax I would expect that?
I cannot get it to work on 2007 and I was using
[Field]= Forms!Formname!ControlName syntax![]()
Thanks,See if you can make head or tail of this video
I'll bow out
No plz stay with me we are learning togetherI'll bow out
Check out this updated version.
It works!!!!Check out this updated version.
Glad we could assist. Cheers!It works!!!!
Thanks indeed!!!