Olá Luisa ;-)
If I understood correctly, you would like to display the results of a
query in a form. No problem, just go to the "Create form by using
wizard" and at the first step just choose the query you want.
Xau!
RV
-------------------------
original message:
-------------------------
Dear colleagues:
I read somewhere that you could obtain the results of a query as a
form.
I have design a database for my books and waht I would like is to
obtain the
results of my queries (which use parameters for language, author,
genre,
etc) in the form of a bunch of the original forms I used for creating
the
book entries.
I don't know if I explained the problem correctly. As a result of a
query I
would obtain a selecction of the forms that comply with the query
criteria.
My queries work beautifully but I am not happy with getting a table
with the
results.
If this cannot be done in Access but needs Visual Basic or Visual
Basic.NET
it will be okay, since I have both programs and I have a little
knowledge of
them. However, at this stage, I would prefer a pure Access (with SQL)
approach.
Thanks in advance.
Luísa Lopes
no******@mail.telepac.pt