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adker - 16 Feb 2008 21:21 GMT
I'm using a list box to create the parameter for a query and whatever I name
my text box, I get a request to reenter the parameter when I run the query.
The query always runs fine but I can't understand why I have to enter the
parameter twice. When i create the query I use the expression maker and copy
directly from the dialog box to insert the parameter in the query. Any
suggestions will be very much appreciated.
John W. Vinson - 16 Feb 2008 22:10 GMT
>I'm using a list box to create the parameter for a query and whatever I name
>my text box, I get a request to reenter the parameter when I run the query.
>The query always runs fine but I can't understand why I have to enter the
>parameter twice. When i create the query I use the expression maker and copy
>directly from the dialog box to insert the parameter in the query. Any
>suggestions will be very much appreciated.

Are you using

[Forms]![NameOfTheForm]![NameOfTheControl]

as your parameter? It won't work otherwise.

Please post the SQL view of your query, and the name of your form and control,
if this isn't helping.
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adker - 18 Feb 2008 20:06 GMT
> >I'm using a list box to create the parameter for a query and whatever I name
> >my text box, I get a request to reenter the parameter when I run the query.
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> Please post the SQL view of your query, and the name of your form and control,
> if this isn't helping.
 
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