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Check out the wizard and post back here if you have trouble. :) Good luck.

Awwww..... I wish I'd thought of it, I just bought two things off of Amazon last week.....I should have gone through this link..... I'll try to remember for next time.

How about a combo box that only has those choices in it? You could put the choices in a table with its own autonumber key, then you can reference the autonumber key in your main table. then use the combo box wizard to reference the choice table and store the result in the main table.

Do you have Ofice 2010? You can mail merge with Outlook just like you would with Word.... You can even send your mail merge as an attachement, etc. (I don't say 2007 because I never used it and don't know if that option is available or not.)

that people began EDIT: oops....

most fantastically stupendous

The Lord of

OMG, I just googled it and they did!!!!! I am going to have to get it. Edit: http://www.amazon.com/Boy-His-Blob-Nintendo-Wii/dp/B002FG9MWE

I don't know about MP3s but I have purchased audio books from there, and have been able to burn them to CDs from my Itunes. EDIT: Although, you can only burn them 7 times I think before the liscense expires.

That's true, I apologize the_net_2.0, for teasing you out of turn. :) I think it would be freakin' awesome if they did! Especially now that I own a Wii....

The Net obviously doesn't know you :p

Don't you know it! :cool: That's because I'm cool like that.

It is my hope to make a pet out of it.... (If any of you guys remember the old Nintendo game "A Boy and His Blob", that is what I am thinking of) :)

OMG, Thanks for all of your help Bob...... It was a stupid mistake on my part where I was asking it to match the wrong fields.... It should be this: instead of the other way around "pkNCRIssueID =" [fkNCRIssueID])" :o:o:o

I tried what you said, but I still can't get the function to go past line 20 without erroring. So I can't even test your suggestion.

I have a dilemma. I am trying to concatenate records in a table to display on a form or a report. I have figured out (using a function I found on the internet) how to concatenate the records for display. However, I need to attach the date to it. For instance: AN Date Note...

Ha Ha!! Now you are going to start a rumor, and soon the internet will be exploding with anger comments about removing "In God We Trust" from our coins like what happened when the redesign occurred. :D

I have no idea.... But I bet that there is a lot that they are not able to carefully look at.

Borox enjoyed a

I didn't know you could use OR like that, I've tried it in the past with no success. Thanks for the info. :)