jesusoneez
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Kind of related to my other post but a seperate question.
I once saw a database where the designers had created a form that at first sight was blank. You could click in any of the many text boxes on the form, enter some data, click a command button labelled "Search" and it would display all records (within that same form) with that search criteria.
Just wondering how someone would go about doing something like this? It's a shame I haven't got this database otherwise I'd have a look, but I can't figure out how it was done with creating about 50 queries and attaching each one to the individual text fields (somehow).
Ste Swallow
I once saw a database where the designers had created a form that at first sight was blank. You could click in any of the many text boxes on the form, enter some data, click a command button labelled "Search" and it would display all records (within that same form) with that search criteria.
Just wondering how someone would go about doing something like this? It's a shame I haven't got this database otherwise I'd have a look, but I can't figure out how it was done with creating about 50 queries and attaching each one to the individual text fields (somehow).

Ste Swallow