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Mr. Folley? I don't get the joke... When I click on the link I get this: Sorry - no matches. Please try some different terms

Well...the result I want happens...but it's accompanied by an extra prompt that I don't want. I want it to be all form driven so people don't have to go hunt through tables and queries and all that. I just want something people can click on buttons to navigate (ex: the search by location...

I'm trying to implement a search function. For example...I want all the records by X location which is prompted for. After the prompt is entered, I want all the records that fit that criteria to show up in a form (browsable a record at a time). Heh. I'll grumble how Access sucks...that's just...

Hm...so in that case, how would I get the macro (or whichever way I should do it) to open a form with records that match a search input entered by the user? If it makes you feel any better, it wasn't really a part of my job description, I just kind of got sucked into it. :P

Wait...none of that made sense except the part where you said don't use macros. :P This may be kind of dumb, but I'm not familiar with VBA. Just C++ and Java mostly...although I've been told (multiple times) VBA is very VERY easy...although I'm only working here for about two to three more...

Hi! I'm pretty new to Access, but I've got a few years of coding experience behind me...and I can't figure this out. [Current].[Location] Like "*" & [Enter Location:] & "*" This is the Where clause in my macro. It's supposed to open a form by searching for a location which the user is...