Frustrated........

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Nicol

I am assuming all the info about these contractors are in
a table..how about creating a query that pulls all the
information in that you need..name address etc...then
putting in a prompt in the name field. [enter contractor
name]
Create your report or form whatever you are using based
on that query. Then when you run it the prompt will come
up..type in their name and there you go!
 
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Tom Wickerath

BaDonkaDonk,

See the answer just posted by Gunny, as an answer to your post with the subject line "What
exactly does a macro do?":



Tom

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I am assuming all the info about these contractors are in a table..how about creating a query
that pulls all the information in that you need..name address etc...then putting in a prompt in
the name field. [enter contractor name]

Create your report or form whatever you are using based on that query. Then when you run it the
prompt will come up..type in their name and there you go!

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-----Original Message-----
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I don't really understand Access and I used to know how to use it but it has been a couple of
years and I can't seem to figure this program out. All I want to do is to make my companies
database easier by being able to type a name of a contractor we have and all of the information
about that contractor will come up for an example, the name, address, phone number, etc. will all
show up. I have been trying for weeks to get some help
and I don't know what to do, and access is really starting to drive me nuts. What do I do to
solve this problem and get this to work?
 
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