Sure. Just create an unbound form and put as many controls (textboxes,
combo boxes, etc) as you need.
Be sure to give the controls some meaningful name (makes it easier).
In your query's criteria you can refer to the controls on the form. The
form must be open in order for the query to read it. You could add a button
to your form to run the query or better, open a report based on your query.
The criteria row would reference the controls by
Forms!frmCriteria!txtBeginDate
Substitute the name of your form for frmCriteria, and the name of your
control for txtBeginDate.
