I get around this problem of asking for values twice for parameters in
queries with global variables. Here is what I do: I have module with
public code in it.
global savedVar as string
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public function savedVarReturn() as string
savedVarReturn = savedVar
end sub
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BEFORE you start to run the query, do an
savedVar = inputbox("What is the value of the parameter?")
Now you have the value in "savedVar" which is global, you can reference it
straight from code, or, if you want to retrieve the value for a query
parameter, as the criteria of that field, put the return function in the
criteria... Since it doesn't change, you can use it for a second, and third
query as well.
savedVarReturn()
Remember, you must have filled in savedVar before you call the function from
within the query.
-Brian
"Stuart E. Wugalter" <wu******@usc.edu> wrote in message
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Hello.
No one in the queries newgroup answered this question. I hope someone here
can. Thank you. Stuart
The following Update Query allows my users to substitute a numerical value
for the phrase "Allele 2" in the field Taqcall. This is run from a command
button on a form for the table:
UPDATE tblSEQTAQ AS A SET A.taqcall = [Enter a Value for Allele 2:]
WHERE (((A.taqcall)="Allele 2"));
I would like to display the value entered to replace "Allele 2" in the
table. That is if the user changes all of the "Allele 2" values to the
number "1," then I want to have the number 1 displayed on the form next
to a caption that reads "Allele 2."
TIA for your help.
Sincerely,
Stuart E. Wugalter
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