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Thanks again but it didn't work... Thanks again for your reply but I tried that earlier when you gave me the idea about turning the warnings off. It still didn't work. I don't think it's really a warning box it just a little square that pops up for about a second and tells me that a print job...

Thanks for the help but... Thanks for the suggestion but I couldn't seem to get it to work. When I hit the code button, after selecting it, it takes me to some code that doesn't even look like my macro. Next I thought well may the set warning value could be set off and on at the beginning and...

Hello all. I've searched all over and can't find exactly my situation. I'm trying to print several different reports, each with their own filters, based on a single query, which is based upon two joined tables. Did I mention I don't have a clue about code? Oh well. I made a command button that...

Thanks I Figured it out. Thanks so much, I could not have done it on my own. I took out the fist "*" & and left the one after the text box name. It works great. Geese I was up all night trying to figure that out before I posted the message. Thank you for your help. Jeff

Thanks, I'm so very close but... Thanks so much for your help. I'm so close I can taste it. The only problem is that it's pulling up all records with a letter in it no matter where that letter is in the last name. For example, if the user types in C it will not only return all last names that...

I've got a Dialog form that runs a Macro that pulls up a tabular form based upon the user input in the dialog form. I use the Where condition to bring up only records that match the Input Text. The Where condition looks like this, [LastName] Like [Forms]![SearchByDialog]![SearchByLastNameText]...