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MS Access Forum / Forms Programming / January 2005

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Reverse filter for combo box

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Stacey - 25 Jan 2005 16:45 GMT
I have several fields in a form.  The recommended option field is a
calcuation that gives me a result of #1-#4.  My end-user is to select the
type of reports available to them depending upon the recommended option so I
need that combo box to only show the option availalbe to them.  The form is
continuous so I need it to change the options available each time the
end-user gets to a new record.  Using an If statement becomes to lengthy and
gets truncated.  Any suggestions please?

Recommended Option         Report Type
1                                           A
1                                           B
2                                           A
2                                            B
2                                            C
3                                             A
3                                            C
Rob Oldfield - 25 Jan 2005 22:46 GMT
I don't understand.  Think you might need to repost with an example of what
you want to happen... for example... where does the user "select the type of
reports available to them"?

> I have several fields in a form.  The recommended option field is a
> calcuation that gives me a result of #1-#4.  My end-user is to select the
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> 3                                             A
> 3                                            C
 
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