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MS Access Forum / Forms Programming / February 2006

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Filtering lookup fields

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Sage - 27 Feb 2006 18:15 GMT
How do I filter a lookup field (call it 'Brand') by first specifying a
product in a previous lookup field (call it 'product')? - ie. If I select
'Microsoft' in lookup field one, the values of lookup field 2 changes
accordingly.
Rick B - 27 Feb 2006 18:21 GMT
This has been answered at least three times today alone.

Please search and read the previous posts before you add a new thread.

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> How do I filter a lookup field (call it 'Brand') by first specifying a
> product in a previous lookup field (call it 'product')? - ie. If I select
> 'Microsoft' in lookup field one, the values of lookup field 2 changes
> accordingly.
potter - 28 Feb 2006 05:33 GMT
Rick B,

Here is an idea...ANSWER the question.  It's not real helpful for you to
send us part-time user after something in the dark.  Maybe you could consider
shedding a little light on the subject instead of the canned response "Please
search and read the previous posts before you add a new thread".

I've been on the site several times today and over the past month but have
yet to find a decent thread with a "Drill-down" form example.  I think an
example would ANSWER a lot of users questions if you/someone would reference
it.  I've read several threads but still can't quite find the desired
results.  Granted, I have not checked every day but I have checked often and
have seen your response more than once.  Not a good use of anyone’s time.  

Much like other part-time users we source the site for help from “MVP’s” to
save time.  However, your canned response is a dead end for those of us that
read other threads.  Maybe you should consider letting someone else, that is
willing to be resourceful, ANSWER the thread!  

BTW - I don't think you have ever replied to one of my questions but I've
read several of your canned replies to the same/similar question from other
users.  Please don’t get upset with the same question and consider directing
users to a resourceful ANSWER.  It would help those that have have been
searching and spent a lot of time on other threads...

WHERE IS A DECENT “DRILL-DOWN” EXAMPLE?  HELP!

> This has been answered at least three times today alone.
>
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> > 'Microsoft' in lookup field one, the values of lookup field 2 changes
> > accordingly.
 
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