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Emily Peralta
Hello,
My database has a patient table w/ all the demographic
info and a diagnosis table listing all patients'
diagnoses linked by PatientID. I'm trying to allow the
user to search for patients w/ up to 3 different
diagnoses (for example, someone who has diabetes,
hypertension, and arthritis), and open the form
displaying those patients' demographic information. I
have created 3 different queries that build upon the
previous (query1 searches for the 1st diagnosis, query2
searches for the 2nd diagnosis from the results of
query1, and so on). I want to open up a recordset of
query3 so that if there are no matches, all the user gets
is a msgbox, not a blank form. The problem is I can't
open a recordset of a stored query. Right now I'm simply
changing the recordsource of the Patient Information form
to the query, but I get a blank form if there are no
results. I know there is a better way, but I cannot
figure it out. Please help!
Thanks in advance,
Emily Peralta
My database has a patient table w/ all the demographic
info and a diagnosis table listing all patients'
diagnoses linked by PatientID. I'm trying to allow the
user to search for patients w/ up to 3 different
diagnoses (for example, someone who has diabetes,
hypertension, and arthritis), and open the form
displaying those patients' demographic information. I
have created 3 different queries that build upon the
previous (query1 searches for the 1st diagnosis, query2
searches for the 2nd diagnosis from the results of
query1, and so on). I want to open up a recordset of
query3 so that if there are no matches, all the user gets
is a msgbox, not a blank form. The problem is I can't
open a recordset of a stored query. Right now I'm simply
changing the recordsource of the Patient Information form
to the query, but I get a blank form if there are no
results. I know there is a better way, but I cannot
figure it out. Please help!
Thanks in advance,
Emily Peralta