Create button to lookup info in a table from same database?

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elima

Hi, I need to create a database in access 2007 that looks for info in a table
and displays it in the form. Ex. The form created: one text box - author
name; next text box - author title. I need to have a button on that form
which looks up that info in my table and then display just those items on the
form. THank you, I am new at this and having the hardest time figuring out
how to do this operation. I'd really appresiate anyone that could help!!!!
 
Hi, I need to create a database in access 2007 that looks for info in a table
and displays it in the form. Ex. The form created: one text box - author
name; next text box - author title. I need to have a button on that form
which looks up that info in my table and then display just those items on the
form. THank you, I am new at this and having the hardest time figuring out
how to do this operation. I'd really  appresiate anyone that could help!!!!

wow does this ever sound like a homework assignment.
Create a form, then filter the form with the button
 
wow does this ever sound like a homework assignment.
Create a form, then filter the form with the button
You are right it is a homework assignment. The others on my team are more
lost than I am. When you say 'filter the form'. I'm not sure what you mean.
When I put the button on my form and the wizard starts to set up the button
do I cancel that?
 
You are right it is a homework assignment. The others on my team are more
lost than I am. When you say 'filter the form'. I'm not sure what you mean.
When I put the button on my form and the wizard starts to set up the button
do I cancel that?

I'll give ya a hint. Dig around in the macros commands... then if you
want, you can convert the macro code to VBA by saving the macro as a
subroutine. Make friends with the help file. Really. I had to teach
myself VBA at school. I learned a ton. You just gotta dive in and
start trying things.
 
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