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Aha. I think I've worked it out!! Thanks for the help (again) guys!!

Cheers, I'll read and look through them later to see if they'll fit what I need to do. :)

I did, however when one isn't sure what they're looking for, and they're not sure WHAT to look for exactly, it can take quite a while to find what they want. However as there are "many posts and examples on this topic", you could have at least linked to one. If it's obvious enough for you to...

Is there a way to add a parameter query question into a form? So for example, I could have this in my form :: What is your second name? [________] SEARCH And then when someone types something in the blank space and clicks "SEARCH", it will add it into the query's search criteria?

Ahh yes, ok. I think I've have it now. A tab control with a bit of work may do nicely!! Thanks a lot guys. You lot have helped me out a lot throughout all of my Access adventures. ^_^

Well, I apologise now, because this will probably be badly explained, but anyway, I was wondering if there is a way to create a button in a form, which would act like a frame (or inner.HTML, etc). So for example :: Button 1 | Button 2 | Button 3 And when you click "Button 1", it comes up with...

Thanks. I'll check that out tomorrow, or whenever I have chance. And I think I tried the 'Date()' thing, is that all you're supposed to type in? And ouch, I've never really touched SQL before - Haha. I actually suck quite badly with Access (well compared to most people here), but it's all good...

Hi everyone, I hope I've done this correctly. :) I'll break down what I'm planning on doing :: I'm creating a Doctor's Surgeory database, in which I want to run a query which will bring up a list of appointments for a certain doctor each day. Now I can do this, but I want to use 'todays' date...