Is there a way around this occasional problem with and combo box using a select query in Access 2000?
The query in Row Source is:
SELECT [qryCSZ].[pcID], [qryCSZ].[pcCity], [qryCSZ].[pcStProv], [qryCSZ].[pcZip] FROM qryCSZ ORDER BY [qryCSZ].[pcCity], [qryCSZ].[pcStProv], [qryCSZ].[pcZip];
The problem occurs when I enter a pcID number and Access will display the first string of numbers that begin with the entered number that comes up in the select list .
Example: pcID City StProv Zip
53 Addison IL 60101
206 Alsip IL 60603
5 Anywhere IL 60nnn
Using this example, if I want to choose Anywhere and enter the value 5 into the combo box, Access finds the first occurrence of 5….. and puts 53 into the box. If the user is not paying attention they get Addison instead of Anywhere.
Its almost like Microsoft Word finishing a word for you.
Any work arounds would be greatly appreciated.
The query in Row Source is:
SELECT [qryCSZ].[pcID], [qryCSZ].[pcCity], [qryCSZ].[pcStProv], [qryCSZ].[pcZip] FROM qryCSZ ORDER BY [qryCSZ].[pcCity], [qryCSZ].[pcStProv], [qryCSZ].[pcZip];
The problem occurs when I enter a pcID number and Access will display the first string of numbers that begin with the entered number that comes up in the select list .
Example: pcID City StProv Zip
53 Addison IL 60101
206 Alsip IL 60603
5 Anywhere IL 60nnn
Using this example, if I want to choose Anywhere and enter the value 5 into the combo box, Access finds the first occurrence of 5….. and puts 53 into the box. If the user is not paying attention they get Addison instead of Anywhere.
Its almost like Microsoft Word finishing a word for you.
Any work arounds would be greatly appreciated.