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Applying a filter in macro

I created a macro command button on my form. When pushed it gives me only the records of that person. I want to add a filter to this macro command button to limit those records to present day. How do you do this.

David
Mar 28 '08 #1
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I created a macro command button on my form. When pushed it gives me only the records of that person. I want to add a filter to this macro command button to limit those records to present day. How do you do this.

David
As we don't know what you're macro is currently it makes it hard to assist you. If you were to post your macro or convert it to VBA then post it we should be able to assist you.

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Mar 28 '08 #2
As we don't know what you're macro is currently it makes it hard to assist you. If you were to post your macro or convert it to VBA then post it we should be able to assist you.

- Minion -
Minion,

I have a action: open report
Filtering: A individual's name
With a where condition of: [Instructor]=[Forms]![Christine]![Instructor]

I want to also filter by present date input as well. How do I add that to this macro.

David
Mar 28 '08 #3

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