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Bob Barnes
I can easily write Queries to get "All" values from
(as an example) "All Employees". Then opening a Report
with no Filter in the DoCmd.OpenReport shows "All
Employees".
I can use an unbound Dropdown to select an Employee &
use the Filter argument in DoCmd.OpenReport to find only
Records for that Employee.
In both scenarios, it uses the same Query.
I have a very long "Sub" that sends Access data to Excel.
It uses several Queries getting "Top 5", etc. I use
QueryDefs very effectively to get data from both
Production Shifts.
I can use an unbound Dropdown to select either 1st or 2nd
Shift. Without writing other QueryDefs to get the
appropriate Shift, is there a way to "Filter" a QueryDef
without writing another Query?
TIA - Bob
(as an example) "All Employees". Then opening a Report
with no Filter in the DoCmd.OpenReport shows "All
Employees".
I can use an unbound Dropdown to select an Employee &
use the Filter argument in DoCmd.OpenReport to find only
Records for that Employee.
In both scenarios, it uses the same Query.
I have a very long "Sub" that sends Access data to Excel.
It uses several Queries getting "Top 5", etc. I use
QueryDefs very effectively to get data from both
Production Shifts.
I can use an unbound Dropdown to select either 1st or 2nd
Shift. Without writing other QueryDefs to get the
appropriate Shift, is there a way to "Filter" a QueryDef
without writing another Query?
TIA - Bob