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Bob Scott
As per my earlier post here's the SQL statement for the query you requested:
SELECT tbl_Vendors.Vendor_ID, tbl_Vendors.Vendor_Name,
tbl_Vendors.Vendor_Number, tbl_Vendors.Bid_Name,
tbl_Vendors.Agreement_Number, tbl_Vendors.Phone_1, tbl_Vendors.Phone_2,
tbl_Vendors.Fax, tbl_Vendors.Contact_1, tbl_Vendors.Contact_1_Cell,
tbl_Vendors.Contact_2, tbl_Vendors.Contact_2_Cell, tbl_Vendors.Comments
FROM tbl_Vendors
ORDER BY tbl_Vendors.Vendor_Name;
It returns all records. I have also used the table as a row source but I
still don't see all the records in the list box. The weird thing is that if
I reduce the font size I see more records and changing the size of the box
effects how many records are displayed.
SELECT tbl_Vendors.Vendor_ID, tbl_Vendors.Vendor_Name,
tbl_Vendors.Vendor_Number, tbl_Vendors.Bid_Name,
tbl_Vendors.Agreement_Number, tbl_Vendors.Phone_1, tbl_Vendors.Phone_2,
tbl_Vendors.Fax, tbl_Vendors.Contact_1, tbl_Vendors.Contact_1_Cell,
tbl_Vendors.Contact_2, tbl_Vendors.Contact_2_Cell, tbl_Vendors.Comments
FROM tbl_Vendors
ORDER BY tbl_Vendors.Vendor_Name;
It returns all records. I have also used the table as a row source but I
still don't see all the records in the list box. The weird thing is that if
I reduce the font size I see more records and changing the size of the box
effects how many records are displayed.