Passing Datasheet Value To Another Form

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Hi All,
So I've been reading these forums about this issue of mine and I find very similar problems to the one I am having but I can't quite get the posted solutions to work. Maybe my mediocre knowledge of VBA is the issue, who knows :)

Anyway, I have a form that opens in datasheet view. It displays company names that exist on a client table based on a "Like" criteria the user typed into a text box. They type the word "network" in the text box, click search and a datasheet opens that has all companies that have "network" somewhere in the title. That's it. Works perfectly. We'll call this datasheet view form result "Test Query Form."

I have a second form that currently allows users to select a company from a drop down box and then populates the rest of the form with data from a table for that company. Again, works perfectly. We'll call this form "Existing Info."

I want to make a change to this second form. Rather than allow a drop down combo box for selection of the company, I want the "Test Query Form" to open the "Existing Info" form and automatically populate the form based on the company that the user double clicks on in the "Test Query Form." For instance, if I type in "network" and clicked search and got three companies with the word "network" in the company name, I want the user to double click on the second company name and have the "Existing Info" form open up with that second company on it and all the info populated for that second company.

I know this needs to be VBA code on the dblClick command for the company name cell on the "Test Query Form" but I can't quite get it to push the company name through to the "Existing Info" form.

Any help would certainly be appreciated, but please know that I am only moderately familiar with VBA so any descriptions of what a particular code you provide is doing would certainly help me learn as we go!
Thanks!
Mike
 
pbaldy,

Thank you SO very much. Your code was very similar to codes I was trying to get to work but your plain English description that was included had me up and running (and UNDERSTANDING) within literal MINUTES!
Thank you so very much!
Mike
 
Happy to help Mike!
 

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