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Now the issue has moved! Ok, it all works...mostly. There's a macro issue. How do you get a make-table query to run every time you use a macro?

Thanks guys! Well, I got that part figured out. You were right. The names were "Textnn." I just referenced the ones farther down and it worked just fine. Now the table the query made isn't displaying any data. I think it's just a misspelling, but I'll look into it after lunch. Thanks for...

Reason being... There is a table called POs that is linked to a server on my side. That's probably why. I'll e-mail it to you at home.

Just to let you know, I didn't make the database. I just repair them. The original database was built in Access 97. There are no relationships in it.

I gave a copy of the file to Bob so we'll see what turns up. I'm really new at this, so I wouldn't be too surprised if it was something REALLY simple.

Names are correct

Names are correct... I think. Bob, I sent you an old copy. Should I send you a new one?

What's the difference between an ! and a . anyway?

Near 5Mb if you RAR it after you Zip and compress it in Access!

5.75Mb. If you chop it into 13 pieces you can get it through here. Would e-mail work?

Uhh, a period doesn't change anything. The file is too big to transfer (unless you want me to send it via e-mail or 13 copies).

Criteria? [Forms]![OrdersbyProject]![LINE_JOB] as well as [Forms]![OrdersbyProject]![ORDER_NO] as well as [Forms]![OrdersbyProject]![ITEM_NO]. Form name: OrdersbyProject. The text boxs' names are LINE_JOB, ORDER_NO, and ITEM_NO. No subform.

I've already done that. It still comes up with the same box. What special things do I have to do to the button?

I have no idea wheather this is supposed to go in Queries or Forms, so feel free to move this to either. Here's my problem: I made a query that looks at three text boxes on a form. I'm not sure how to set up the buttons correctly so I just bluffed it (like always :) ). Every time I run the...