How do I make a look-up listbox choose mulitiple values in access

[Allen Browne]

If you are trying to *store* the values, create a related table, and use a
subform instead.

If you are just using the list box as criteria, see:
Use a multi-select list box to filter a report
at:
http://allenbrowne.com/ser-50.html

 

[pgillis]

I WANT TO STORE THE VALUES... but that would involve dynamically creating a
new table for each record named after the record ID to store the values. It
doesn't seem very practical, if it's even possible! If they just let you
define a field as array, it would be a much cleaner solution!

 

[Rick Brandt]

I WANT TO STORE THE VALUES... but that would involve dynamically
creating a new table for each record named after the record ID to
store the values. It doesn't seem very practical, if it's even
possible! If they just let you define a field as array, it would be
a much cleaner solution!

No no no. One additional table holding ALL of the multiple values with a
foreign key field or fields that relate them to the appropriate parent
record in the current table. No "creating tables on-the-fly" required at
all.