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OK that work once I opened it and it converted it to Access 2000. However this is how it looked: In ([TranslateFrom1];[TranslateFrom2];[TranslateFrom3]) Now I just need to play around with it. Thanks again

Still no good :confused: I have removed the space and added the r

In ([tanslatefrom1],[translatefrom2],[translatefrom3]) If you want to e-mail me with it richiwatts@hotmail.com This is what i have and I can't come out of the criteria

I get error "invalid syntax" when I try to come out of "criteria" box

OK, I have spent the day reading through tutorial after tutorial and I think I have got myself into more of a mess and a headache is now coming on. I feel like I came here wanting help with one problem and now i have two "getting the database right" I agree that normalising is the best way to...

Does that mean it can't be done the way i have mentioned above? :( To be honest, I don't know the first thing about Access. The only reason I have had to come into contact with it is because I have a FORM on my website that collects information from visitor. I can then do a basic search and...

Desperate to know how to write this query string I want to have 4 search questions to search my database and they are: language from language to area name When I do a search I want to be able to use just one of the search boxes or narrow the search results by using more than one. e.g find...