Merci!
Now that I know I can have more than 3 "OR" statements in a query, how come I keep getting the following error message when I enter the 4th "OR" statement?
"The expression is typed incorrectly, or it is to complex to be evaluated".
I know it has been typed correctly as I have check it many, many times.
Here is the query SQL: The OR statements are in red.
SELECT Individuals.Titles, Individuals.[First Name], Individuals.[Middle Initial], Individuals.[Last Name], Organizations.OrganizationID, Organizations.[Organization Name], Organizations.Donor, Organizations.Sponsor, Organizations.Vendor, Organizations.Advertiser, Organizations.[Dance Studio], Organizations.[Dance Company], Organizations.[Ed: Secondary], Organizations.[Ed: Elementary], Organizations.[Ed: University], Organizations.Media, Organizations.[Gov't], Organizations.[Non-profit], Organizations.[Address 1], Organizations.[Address 2], Organizations.City, Organizations.State, Organizations.[Zip Code]
FROM Organizations LEFT JOIN Individuals ON Organizations.[Organization Name] = Individuals.[Organization Name]
WHERE (((Organizations.Donor)=[forms]![mailing labels - select Organizations]![Donor])) OR (((Organizations.Sponsor)=[forms]![mailing labels - select Organizations]![Sponsor])) OR (((Organizations.Vendor)=[forms]![mailing labels - select Organizations]![Vendor])) OR (((Organizations.[Dance Studio])=[forms]![mailing labels - select Organizations]![Studio]));
The query works fine until I added the fourth "OR" (In red). Does selecting the criteria from a form create limitations. How can I get around this problem.
Help......