Nevermind ADezii, lol I found out what the issue was. I got the function working properly thru a minor change (Conceptual :P!) See I had used the code:
- SELECT [Patient.RN], [Patient].[Symptom] FROM [Patient] ORDER BY [Patient].[RN]
To make the combo box "PD" show a list of values from the field "Symptom" in the table "Patient". And I'm guessing the reason why the code in the OP didn't work is because "Symptom" wasn't the linked field via Relationships in the database, and I don't think it should be because the data type isn't unique for every record.. Right? (YES! Total NOOBness..!).
So I simply had to change the OP code to:
- DoCmd.OpenReport "Patient PD Report", acViewPreview, , "[RN] = '" & Me.PD & "'"
Thnaks for replying anyways, I have literally tons of other things I'm hoping to be able to do with this awesome software, who knows where I might go. This almost feels like a new addiction waiting to happen :)!
If any1 is willing to help me out here (PLZ!), I have a few ideas I need to figure out how to actually do:
1) Make Form text/background colour change once a check-box on the form is selected. Then make a 'Save' or 'Confirm Changes' button which will do exactly that and then lock the Form from any further editing. Maybe even to be unlocked with a password if needed.
2) Make a Report with just one box showing ALL the values recorded under a field. AS in not separated into consecutive rows/columns by each record, but rather displayed like the words in this post. With each field entry displayed from every record separated by just a comma.
3) Actually learn how/when/where to successfully use the "Lookup" command. And eventually build my 1st Filter/Search functions & searchable forms.
I could go on.. lol :P! And yes, I'll look up any useful links. Please help a newbie programmer out. Thanks!