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:eek: Holy crap, that worked! Thanks so much. I knew the answer had to be simple!!! :D Thanks again! Andrew

I'm sorry, but I'm rather frustrated. I've been working on this problem all week. As someone that has little experience with Access, I feel that to just stare at a file's code and setup and to see how it fits with my problem is not reasonable to expect from someone who is much more experienced...

It's not that I don't totally understand the example, I just don't understand how it relates in any way to what I'm doing. And I don't understand that entire last paragraph you wrote. I'm sorry, I'm just slow.

Dang, neither of those worked. Do I need to tell it somewhere that the comma is the separator, or does the In function let it know that? Thanks for all your help thus far! I think we'll get it here eventually! Andrew

Maybe I just don't understand the example and how to work with it, I'm still kind of new to Access. So, I wish it did help me... I have a table of over 8000 records. One field is a column with a record number. I need to run the query so that I can search numbers, always different ones each time...

bump. someone *has* to know this. anyone? pretty please? :)

Anyone? Any ideas?

Hi all, We run a database of proposals we review here at my University. We use Banner as an accounting system, so the records in our Access database have a column that reference these numbers. When a group of proposals is up for award, I send them to our Grant and Contract people for set up...