>>What I want: A query that will allow me to Query a couple of those check
boxes that will return both.
So why not put an unbound checkbox for each in the form header to use as
criteria?
My_Calculated_Field: IIF([Forms]![YourForm]![Cbo1] =-1 AND Table1.Cbo1 =-1,
1, 0) + IIF([Forms]![YourForm]![Cbo2] =-1 AND Table1.Cbo2 =-1, 1, 0) + ...
Criteria --
>= IIF([Forms]![YourForm]![Cbo1] =-1, 1, 0) +
IIF([Forms]![YourForm]![Cbo2] =-1, 1, 0) + ...
>>an Option Group with my checkboxes in it,
An Option Group uses a single field to store the data and only one of its
boxes can be checked at a time.
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Build a little, test a little.
"Steph" wrote:
> While i am being greedy, what would be my ideal situation is to have say, an
> Option Group with my checkboxes in it, and when checkboxes are selected, my
> form (or subform) is automatically filtered without leaving the form.
>
> Is this possible?
>
> Thanks again!
>
> "Steph" wrote:
>
> > Morning all, looking for some more help from my gurus.
> >
> > What I have:
> >
> > A table with 4 or 5 text fields, and 8 Check Boxes.
> >
> > What I want: A query that will allow me to Query a couple of those check
> > boxes that will return both.
> >
> > IE: one box - Simple
> > Two checked, - return records with BOTH check boxes selected.
> >
> > As always, thanks in advance.
> >
> > Steph
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