I have a Database Called FalconAnalysis. mdb. The table I am wanting to use is called Generic Material. The Query I want to pass the value into is called Material Query. The field in the query is called Order_Model. I would like to pass the result, "strSize", from the following string of code into the Order_Model field of Material Query, which looks at generic Material Table. -
Private Sub MakeFilter2()
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strSize = ""
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If Nz(chkv2125S, False) Then _
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strSize = strSize & ",'150'"
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If Nz(chkv2125H, False) Then _
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strSize = strSize & ",'151'"
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If Nz(chkv215S, False) Then _
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strSize = strSize & ",'180'"
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If Nz(chkv215H, False) Then _
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strSize = strSize & ",'181'"
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If Nz(chkv2175S, False) Then _
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strSize = strSize & ",'210'"
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If Nz(chkv2175H, False) Then _
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strSize = strSize & ",'211'"
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If Nz(chkv220S, False) Then _
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strSize = strSize & ",'240'"
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If Nz(chkv220H, False) Then _
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strSize = strSize & ",'241'"
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If Nz(chkv225S, False) Then _
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strSize = strSize & ",'300'"
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If Nz(chkv225H, False) Then _
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strSize = strSize & ",'301'"
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End Sub
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I think it should be a like statment, any thoughts on how to do this?
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I have a Database Called FalconAnalysis. mdb. The table I am wanting to use is called Generic Material. The Query I want to pass the value into is called Material Query. The field in the query is called Order_Model. I would like to pass the result, "strSize", from the following string of code into the Order_Model field of Material Query, which looks at generic Material Table.
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Private Sub MakeFilter2()
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-
strSize = ""
-
-
If Nz(chkv2125S, False) Then _
-
strSize = strSize & ",'150'"
-
If Nz(chkv2125H, False) Then _
-
strSize = strSize & ",'151'"
-
If Nz(chkv215S, False) Then _
-
strSize = strSize & ",'180'"
-
If Nz(chkv215H, False) Then _
-
strSize = strSize & ",'181'"
-
If Nz(chkv2175S, False) Then _
-
strSize = strSize & ",'210'"
-
If Nz(chkv2175H, False) Then _
-
strSize = strSize & ",'211'"
-
If Nz(chkv220S, False) Then _
-
strSize = strSize & ",'240'"
-
If Nz(chkv220H, False) Then _
-
strSize = strSize & ",'241'"
-
If Nz(chkv225S, False) Then _
-
strSize = strSize & ",'300'"
-
If Nz(chkv225H, False) Then _
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strSize = strSize & ",'301'"
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End Sub
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I think it should be a like statment, any thoughts on how to do this?
Looks more like the In Construct to me:
strPassSQL = "In(" & strSize & ")"
Looks more like the In Construct to me:
strPassSQL = "In(" & strSize & ")"
Does that go into the query, or the VB code?
Rabbit 12,516
Recognized Expert Moderator MVP
Looks more like the In Construct to me:
strPassSQL = "In(" & strSize & ")"
You can't have this as the criteria of a query though. I don't think there's a way to run code which will change the criteria of a query from the query itself.
You'll most likely have to do it through a form.
You can't have this as the criteria of a query though. I don't think there's a way to run code which will change the criteria of a query from the query itself.
You'll most likely have to do it through a form.
I have in the past set this value to a text box, and then past that value into the query. Is this the only way to do it?
Rabbit 12,516
Recognized Expert Moderator MVP
As far as I know, yes.
Thanks for the help Rabbit, much appreciated.
Rabbit 12,516
Recognized Expert Moderator MVP
Not a problem. Glad to help.
NeoPa 32,579
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Looks more like the In Construct to me:
strPassSQL = "In(" & strSize & ")"
Try instead using : - strPassSQL = "In(" & Mid(strSize,2) & ")"
To lose the first ',' character.
NeoPa 32,579
Recognized Expert Moderator MVP
I have in the past set this value to a text box, and then past that value into the query. Is this the only way to do it?
It is also possible to set the SQL property of a QueryDef to match what you want.
Your code would have to be sophisticated enough to amend existing SQL.
Let me know if you're interested and/or want more detailed instructions.
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