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Pulling default address from another table

I have a Customers table with an Address field. I also have an Orders table with a DestinationAddress field. When a customer is selected on the Orders form, I'd like to have a command button that when clicked, pulls the selected customer's default address from Customers.Address and copies it into Orders.DestinationAddress.

The command button is named DD. I have:

Private Sub DD_Click()

If Me.DestinationAddress = Null Then

Me.DestinationAddress = "=SELECT [Customers].[Address],[Orders].[CustomerID] FROM Customers INNER JOIN [Orders] ON [Customers].[CustomerID]=[Orders].[CustomerID];"

Else

Me.DestinationAddress = Null

End If

End Sub
Aug 26 '10 #1
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I figured it out. This thread can be deleted.
Aug 26 '10 #2

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