S
Steve
Further to this question, If the user types All (I'm
actually using a Combo-box on a form), how would I display
the data for just 2 of the queue types rather than All of
them?
I have tried ([Select_Queue] or [Select_Queue] = ('MTHLY'
OR 'NONMY')) but that didnt work.
Any help is appreciated.
Cheers,
Steve.
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Answer to original question;
Try entering the following in the criteria cell
([Select_Queue] or [Select_Queue]='All')
Access will probably restructure this when you close the
query, but unless you
have a lot of criteria in the query this should work.
actually using a Combo-box on a form), how would I display
the data for just 2 of the queue types rather than All of
them?
I have tried ([Select_Queue] or [Select_Queue] = ('MTHLY'
OR 'NONMY')) but that didnt work.
Any help is appreciated.
Cheers,
Steve.
------------
Answer to original question;
Try entering the following in the criteria cell
([Select_Queue] or [Select_Queue]='All')
Access will probably restructure this when you close the
query, but unless you
have a lot of criteria in the query this should work.
..Hi,
I'm trying to use an IIF statment in a query to Select
either a Queue_Type or All queue types - as specified by
the User, by asking for a value of either the Queue name
or the word All.
Under the Queue_Type field in the query;
IIf([Select_Queue]<>'All',[Select_Queue],Not Null)
The query works when I enter a Queue_Type, but does not
bring back all the records when I type All.
Can anyone help?
Thanx,
Steve.