I have a form that opens a query, a comob box on the form restricts records included in the query, to the department selected.
E.g if I select "GradingRoom" only records for employees who work in the grading room will be included.
The list of available departments is in a table which does not have a primary key defined.
I would like to have an option to show all records.
I have seen a combo box where a union query was included in the row source to insert all in the drop down list. There was also a table called All in the database.
Any ideas?
I could create a duplicate query with no criteria, and use this when I want all records, but this seems like uneccesary duplication.
E.g if I select "GradingRoom" only records for employees who work in the grading room will be included.
The list of available departments is in a table which does not have a primary key defined.
I would like to have an option to show all records.
I have seen a combo box where a union query was included in the row source to insert all in the drop down list. There was also a table called All in the database.
Any ideas?
I could create a duplicate query with no criteria, and use this when I want all records, but this seems like uneccesary duplication.