The options rely quite a bit on what the results of the query are. Is it a
single field or multiple fields? Will it have a single row or multiple rows? A
single field, single row query could be displayed in a TextBox using Dlookup().
If there are going to be multiple fields and/or rows then you could use either a
ComboBox, ListBox, or Subform For the first two you would just use the query as
the RowSource for the control. For the last you would use it as the
RecordSource of the subform.
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