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I found that simply using
forms!frmYourForm.recordsource = "My Query"
Docmd.Requery
Removed the filter from the form and sped things up as well.
Wazz,
You headed me in the right direction by putting...
Me.FilterOn = False
forms!frmYourForm.recordsource = "My Query"
Docmd.Requery
This basically emulates the Remove Filter icon.Thanks for your help on this.
Hi WAZZ,
Thanks for the input but the me.Requery behaved the same as the Docmd.Requery. I still need to click the icon to effectively remove the filter and allow the query to behave normally.
I am using the Requery command which does requery the database not the Refresh method. I just called the button a refresh button for the users.
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I have a form that has a requery button and a separate form filter button. The form has two unbound fields that are referenced in the forms Query criteria. When I first enter the form without applying filters, the requery button accurately refreshes the form based on the values entered into the...