Hello,
Several years ago, I was comfortable using Access; I didn't consider myself a guru, but was able to get done what I needed to get done. Now, that is no longer the case since I retired some time ago and am trying to use Access for some personal record keeping.
I seem to recall that I was able to use a filter in a continuous form and have the results in that very same form rather than a query datasheet. I realize that I can achieve my results using commands within the ribbon, but I would rather use a button click-event if I can. Is such a filter still available in Access 365 or do I need to settle for the ribbon?
Any refresher information will be appreciated.
Cheers,
Jake
Several years ago, I was comfortable using Access; I didn't consider myself a guru, but was able to get done what I needed to get done. Now, that is no longer the case since I retired some time ago and am trying to use Access for some personal record keeping.
I seem to recall that I was able to use a filter in a continuous form and have the results in that very same form rather than a query datasheet. I realize that I can achieve my results using commands within the ribbon, but I would rather use a button click-event if I can. Is such a filter still available in Access 365 or do I need to settle for the ribbon?
Any refresher information will be appreciated.
Cheers,
Jake
