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Can a form be based on two queries?

 
 
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      26th Oct 2007
I have a fairly complicated query that I based a form
on. Basically this query only gives me one text box
on my form.

I want two more text boxes on my form based on two more different and not
related queries.

My form is currently based on a record that sums up the amount of one field
in a complex query. This box
behaves as I wish it to do.


 
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      26th Oct 2007
No, it can't. But you can include subforms based on another query/table.

"tom" wrote:

> I have a fairly complicated query that I based a form
> on. Basically this query only gives me one text box
> on my form.
>
> I want two more text boxes on my form based on two more different and not
> related queries.
>
> My form is currently based on a record that sums up the amount of one field
> in a complex query. This box
> behaves as I wish it to do.
>
>
>

 
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