I think I need to give you some more information. This is what I have in my
qry's sql:
SELECT *
FROM [SBS_Data]
WHERE [Forms]![frm_WSearchData]![Description] Like "*" &
[SBS_Data].[DESCRIPTION] & "*";
The table SBS_Data has a field name Description. I want to find multiple
words in this field. The user will enter the search words on a form.
(seperate txt boxes for each word up to 5). From this form, I created
another qry that combines all words entered into another form
[frm_WSearchData] so together they look exactly like this:
"*pump*" and like "*gear*"
Am I doing too much or should I just leave all the words in their own
separate text boxes?
With what I posted you would put all the search words in
[Forms]![frm_WSearchData]![Description], separated by spaces. It would pull
all records that have a match to any and all words entered in the form.

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KARL DEWEY
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> I think I need to give you some more information. This is what I have in my
> qry's sql:
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> > > When I hit run it ask to Enter Parameter Value.
> > > What am I doing wrong?
2Blessed4Stress - 20 Apr 2008 19:55 GMT
I need to find the words wherever they are in the DESCRIPTION field, in any
order. I run a qry that makes all the words look exactly like - "*word1*and
like *word2*" - Should I do something different?
> With what I posted you would put all the search words in
> [Forms]![frm_WSearchData]![Description], separated by spaces. It would pull
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> > > > When I hit run it ask to Enter Parameter Value.
> > > > What am I doing wrong?