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    SQL Backend previous/next button not working

    Sorry I miss-understood your question, but Iv solved it now, I found a post by Baldy with a link on how to "Open a second form to the record selected on the first form, but still include all records" a bit of code changes and it works for me :) Dim rs As Object 'open the new form...
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    SQL Backend previous/next button not working

    15945 total records in table, the form gets its data from a query of the SQL table
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    SQL Backend previous/next button not working

    Dim stDocName As String Dim stLinkCriteria As String stDocName = "frmForm" stLinkCriteria = "[DrawingNo]=" & "'" & [Text0] & "'" DoCmd.OpenForm stDocName, , , stLinkCriteria Sorry shoun't of changed it.
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    SQL Backend previous/next button not working

    Hi we have a database frontend/backend and am moving the backend to an SQL server. This seems to have stopped the next and previous button working on the form although the add new button still works. The form is opened to a specified record via and another form using this code Dim...
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    Return all records if IIF statement is False

    thanks but i need it to work in the query, I cant believe ACCESS finds this so hard
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    Return all records if IIF statement is False

    in the case of frank clarke, 1 would return all in list 4,4,5 & 6 4 would return just the 4s null will never happen nor will 10
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    Return all records if IIF statement is False

    Im still stumped on this :(
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    Return all records if IIF statement is False

    added .mdb file
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    Return all records if IIF statement is False

    heres a stripped down db
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    Return all records if IIF statement is False

    im working on one now ;)
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    Return all records if IIF statement is False

    Hi Ari thanks both only half work, first one works if the number is in list (priority field) but shows no records if its not a match. second show all records if the number is in the list and all records if its not. If the number is in the list, filter only for the number, if not, show the list.
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    Return all records if IIF statement is False

    when I try that the true part returns all records when theres a match very frustrating these queries
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    Return all records if IIF statement is False

    this returns no records. if [Forms]![frmTRinput]![Text103] is 2 and theres no 2 in the priority field. If [Forms]![frmTRinput]![Text103]=2 and theres no 2 in the priority field I want all records in the filed to show
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    Return all records if IIF statement is False

    HI I have this in the criteria of a query field name priority IIf([Forms]![frmTRinput]![Text103]=[priority],[forms]![frmtrinput]![text103],[priority]) [Forms]![frmTRinput]![Text103] will be any number 1-7 depending on user input. Priority is in a table and might have any combination of numbers...
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    Question Importing Outlook Calendar data into Access

    If anyones got an answer for this, it would be nice.
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