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Well, I don't now about getting the results to show up in a form, but you can certainly search for keywords by putting stars around what your searching for, such as: *water* This makes it possible for you to search for anything linked that has the word water in their title.

Is that the only way? Is buying more MS software the only real way to add italics tosome information with some code?

An answer to your question... I saw what you want, and I have db that does just that. Make a query linked to the said table, and in the design view, write this code under the column you wish to search: Like Replace * with what you wnat the sarch box to say when it comes up. Simply double...

Well, I have some simple code, but now I want to make it the perfect code for needs. I want to add italics and hanging indents, but I have no idea how to do it with the way that I have my code set up. It looks like this: =[Author_or_Editor] & ". " & [Year_Published] & ". " & [Title] & ". " &...

Well, thanks for the help..... Thank you for replying, but I found the real poblem. It turns out that I needed to set the "Record Source", so the report did not know what data toview from which location. Once I did that, everything worked just fine.

Thanks for the help, but the problem persists... Well, I changed the code to: =[Books]![Author_or_Editor]&[Books]![Year_Published]&[Books]![Title]&[Books]![Publisher]&[Books]![Publishing_Location] I use the table now, as opposed to the query, but I get #Name? as an error message. I have a...

Please help! I have a major problem. I’m trying to build an automated bibliography in Excel, via a report, however, it just wont work. Right now I’m using this command: =[Book Title Search]![Author/Editor] & ". " & [Book Title Search]![Year Published] & ". " & [Book Title Search]![Title] &...