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I did get my SQL statement working correctly, now I just need to work on filling out the main form. Thank you again for you help! I hope your flight went well. Jason

Just went through the link, I think that may be right on target, thanks a ton for the suggestion. I will be going over itwith a fine-tooth comb to learn it better to apply to my situation. Thanks Again, Jason

I will take a look at that, thank you. As for the F-15, no, I am no longer a pilot, I am an Air Traffic Controller and the F-15 is one of my favorites though. The name came from my younger days playing Counterstrike!

I did forget to mention I am using Access 2007 on a XP machine. Thanks for the views, but does anyone know where to point me to find out how to fill out that form?

Hello everyone, I am having a little trouble getting a VBA SQL statement to fill out a form that is already premade. The goal is to make the user interface with a sereis of boxes and controls to modify a record, or records, after data has been entered. So I created a sub-form entitled...

Thank you. I thought of that, after a ton of reading, but wasn't sure how to implement that style with 18 layers of radial buttons, each enabling a different set of list, combo, and check boxes. I will be working on fine tuning and making the code more efficent, and for that, I will definately...

I had a feeling it was something simple...and it was. I was using a frame and tried to base my results on the individual buttons instead of the frame. Private Sub SupervisorSpecialistSelectFrame_AfterUpdate() If Me.SupervisorSpecialistSelectFrame = 1 Then Me.SpecialistSelect.Enabled = True...

Hello, I have a problem with enabling one of two list boxes based on a combo box selection. Names of each element are: Combo Box: rdlSpecialist (assigned value of 1) rdlSupervisor (assigned value of 2) List Box: SpecialistSelect Supervisor_Name rdlSpecialist enables SpecialistSelect...