Sngle, I guess. Page includes a search form. Only
displays 4-5 fields but would like to add another field
from a different table within the same database.
You use the same type of JOIN. The way a JOIN works is that the result of
the JOIN is a result set, which, in a SQL Query, is equivalent to a table.
You can then JOIN that result set to another table. In a sense, you are
using nested JOINs in the same SQL Statement. You may want to use the Access
Query Designer to help you work out the syntax.
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HTH,
Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.
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