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Question : Open form based on two unbound combo boxes on another form
I have a form named frmWorkAndBack based on a table tblWorkAndBack.
The table has two Integer fields QuoteNumber and QuoteLine.
I have a button a form frmSelectOrder with two unbound fields cboQuoteNumber and cboLineNumber.
I want to open the form frmWorkAndBack based on the values in in frmSelectOrder
If I use the command
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmWorkAndBack", , , "[QuoteHeader]=" & Me.cboQuoteNumber
the form opens and is filtered by the QuoteHeader value.
If I use this code:
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmWorkAndBack", , , "[QuoteLine]=" & Me.cboLineNumber
the form opens and is filtered by the QuoteLine
However, when I use this code:
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmWorkAndBack", , , "[QuoteHeader]=" & Me.cboQuoteNumber And "[QuoteLine]=" & Me.cboLineNumber
I receive Run-time error '13'"
Type mismatch
I would think I would get a Type mismatch on one or the other, but they both work when not combined.
Thanks in advance.
Answer : Open form based on two unbound combo boxes on another form
You simply misplaced the quote:
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmWorkAndBack", , , "[QuoteHeader]=" & Me.cboQuoteNumber & " And [QuoteLine]=" & Me.cboLineNumber
The And was being interpreted by VB, while you want it as part of your criteria.
(°v°)
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