I have two check boxes, Status and Type, that I want to use as criteria to
change the drop down box of a combo box on the same form.

There are three different scenarios:
Status = True And Type = True - drop down shows only part list 1
Status = False And Type = True - drop down shows only part list 2
Type = False - drop down shows only part list 3

How would I set this up? Thanks in Advance.

Put your lists in a table, with an ID for each list you want to be able to
show.

Pick an applicable event ( click should work ) for the checkboxes, then 3 if
statements checking your conditions. Whenever one of your conditions is met,
set the appropriate SQL in the rowsource property of the combobox.

Something in the nature of:

Me.Combo26.RowSource = "SELECT TEST.Field1 FROM test WHERE (((TEST.Field1) =
1))"

"Cornbeef" wrote:

> I have two check boxes, Status and Type, that I want to use as criteria to
> change the drop down box of a combo box on the same form.
>
> There are three different scenarios:
> Status = True And Type = True - drop down shows only part list 1
> Status = False And Type = True - drop down shows only part list 2
> Type = False - drop down shows only part list 3
>
> How would I set this up? Thanks in Advance.
>
>

Actually, you would need to use the AFTER UPDATE event of the checkboxes
because at the CLICK event the value of the checkbox hasn't updated yet and
the old value will still be valid. So, for instance if your checkbox is
false and you click the checkbox and then have code to check the value in the
ON Click event you would see that the value would still be false, but in the
After Update event it would be shown as True.
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"Lance" wrote:

> Put your lists in a table, with an ID for each list you want to be able to
> show.
>
> Pick an applicable event ( click should work ) for the checkboxes, then 3 if
> statements checking your conditions. Whenever one of your conditions is met,
> set the appropriate SQL in the rowsource property of the combobox.
>
> Something in the nature of:
>
> Me.Combo26.RowSource = "SELECT TEST.Field1 FROM test WHERE (((TEST.Field1) =
> 1))"
>
> "Cornbeef" wrote:
>
> > I have two check boxes, Status and Type, that I want to use as criteria to
> > change the drop down box of a combo box on the same form.
> >
> > There are three different scenarios:
> > Status = True And Type = True - drop down shows only part list 1
> > Status = False And Type = True - drop down shows only part list 2
> > Type = False - drop down shows only part list 3
> >
> > How would I set this up? Thanks in Advance.
> >
> >

Click event worked perfectly in the sample form I made, and is returning
identical results as afterupdate. The mousedown function is acting in the
manner you described though.

"boblarson" wrote:

> Actually, you would need to use the AFTER UPDATE event of the checkboxes
> because at the CLICK event the value of the checkbox hasn't updated yet and
> the old value will still be valid. So, for instance if your checkbox is
> false and you click the checkbox and then have code to check the value in the
> ON Click event you would see that the value would still be false, but in the
> After Update event it would be shown as True.
> --
> Bob Larson
> Access World Forums Super Moderator
> Utter Access VIP
> Tutorials at http://www.btabdevelopment.com
> __________________________________
> If my post was helpful to you, please rate the post.
>
>
> "Lance" wrote:
>
> > Put your lists in a table, with an ID for each list you want to be able to
> > show.
> >
> > Pick an applicable event ( click should work ) for the checkboxes, then 3 if
> > statements checking your conditions. Whenever one of your conditions is met,
> > set the appropriate SQL in the rowsource property of the combobox.
> >
> > Something in the nature of:
> >
> > Me.Combo26.RowSource = "SELECT TEST.Field1 FROM test WHERE (((TEST.Field1) =
> > 1))"
> >
> > "Cornbeef" wrote:
> >
> > > I have two check boxes, Status and Type, that I want to use as criteria to
> > > change the drop down box of a combo box on the same form.
> > >
> > > There are three different scenarios:
> > > Status = True And Type = True - drop down shows only part list 1
> > > Status = False And Type = True - drop down shows only part list 2
> > > Type = False - drop down shows only part list 3
> > >
> > > How would I set this up? Thanks in Advance.
> > >
> > >

I used this following on the afterupdate event of the check boxes and the
gotfocus of the combobox. I added the gotfocus event because I had the form
set as continuous so the user select one check box and then go to a different
combobox and get the wrong input.

Me.RawPart.RowSource = "SELECT PartList.Part FROM PartList WHERE
(((PartList.Status) = Data.Status) AND ((PartList.Type) = Data.Type))"


"Lance" wrote:

> Click event worked perfectly in the sample form I made, and is returning
> identical results as afterupdate. The mousedown function is acting in the
> manner you described though.
>
> "boblarson" wrote:
>
> > Actually, you would need to use the AFTER UPDATE event of the checkboxes
> > because at the CLICK event the value of the checkbox hasn't updated yet and
> > the old value will still be valid. So, for instance if your checkbox is
> > false and you click the checkbox and then have code to check the value in the
> > ON Click event you would see that the value would still be false, but in the
> > After Update event it would be shown as True.
> > --
> > Bob Larson
> > Access World Forums Super Moderator
> > Utter Access VIP
> > Tutorials at http://www.btabdevelopment.com
> > __________________________________
> > If my post was helpful to you, please rate the post.
> >
> >
> > "Lance" wrote:
> >
> > > Put your lists in a table, with an ID for each list you want to be able to
> > > show.
> > >
> > > Pick an applicable event ( click should work ) for the checkboxes, then 3 if
> > > statements checking your conditions. Whenever one of your conditions is met,
> > > set the appropriate SQL in the rowsource property of the combobox.
> > >
> > > Something in the nature of:
> > >
> > > Me.Combo26.RowSource = "SELECT TEST.Field1 FROM test WHERE (((TEST.Field1) =
> > > 1))"
> > >
> > > "Cornbeef" wrote:
> > >
> > > > I have two check boxes, Status and Type, that I want to use as criteria to
> > > > change the drop down box of a combo box on the same form.
> > > >
> > > > There are three different scenarios:
> > > > Status = True And Type = True - drop down shows only part list 1
> > > > Status = False And Type = True - drop down shows only part list 2
> > > > Type = False - drop down shows only part list 3
> > > >
> > > > How would I set this up? Thanks in Advance.
> > > >
> > > >