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klr397 - 13 Dec 2005 17:29 GMT
I have a report which has a paremters box which has you type in the name of
the customer and then it comes up with all the job orders that customer has
ever had with my company.  however spelling seems tobe a major problem.  Does
anyone know how or even if I could have a drop down list with the names of
all the companies instead of having to type it in?
Rick B - 13 Dec 2005 17:46 GMT
Yes.  Create a separate unbound form.  Ad one combo-box to the form and set
the source to pull all the valid names.  Let the user select the entry from
there.  In your query, point to that form for your criteria...

=Forms![MyFormName]![MyFieldName]

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>I have a report which has a paremters box which has you type in the name of
> the customer and then it comes up with all the job orders that customer
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> anyone know how or even if I could have a drop down list with the names of
> all the companies instead of having to type it in?
klr397 - 13 Dec 2005 18:27 GMT
It's still pulling up my old peramiters but i deleted themwhat should be in
the my field names part?  the name of the combo box or the neame of what goes
in the combo box?

thanks

>Yes.  Create a separate unbound form.  Ad one combo-box to the form and set
>the source to pull all the valid names.  Let the user select the entry from
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>> anyone know how or even if I could have a drop down list with the names of
>> all the companies instead of having to type it in?

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Please Help me 8-)

Rick B - 13 Dec 2005 20:32 GMT
In your query, your field names would not change at all, only the CRITERIA.
Instead of having criteria like...

Like "*" & [Enter Name To Pull] & "*"

you would use...

=Forms![MyFormName]![MyFieldName]

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> It's still pulling up my old peramiters but i deleted themwhat should be
> in
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>>> of
>>> all the companies instead of having to type it in?
fredg - 13 Dec 2005 18:23 GMT
> I have a report which has a paremters box which has you type in the name of
> the customer and then it comes up with all the job orders that customer has
> ever had with my company.  however spelling seems tobe a major problem.  Does
> anyone know how or even if I could have a drop down list with the names of
> all the companies instead of having to type it in?

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