I try to search for problems before I post, but the results often returned are far outside of the scope of what I actually am dealing with. For example, I search for "SQL Statement structure" and I get various results ranging from Access to XML, but usually other things in the middle. If I put "Access" in the search terms as well, It narrows down the results a little, but not a lot.
Basically, is there a way to search just the MS Access Forum?
4  976  NeoPa 32,556
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Sorry Blyxx86, there's not.
The search depends on the appropriateness of the titles used by the members.
Just scan through the list - most of them are titled 'Question' or 'Please help' or such like helpful phrases :(.
NeoPa 32,556
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In case there's a more helpful answer available, I'll move this post to the Techie Talk section.
I try to search for problems before I post, but the results often returned are far outside of the scope of what I actually am dealing with. For example, I search for "SQL Statement structure" and I get various results ranging from Access to XML, but usually other things in the middle. If I put "Access" in the search terms as well, It narrows down the results a little, but not a lot.
Basically, is there a way to search just the MS Access Forum?
Not at the moment. But there is a lot of development on this site and I will suggest it.
In the meantime, try using (SQL "Access Forum") in your seach. It should restrict the return better than just using Access.
Mary
Not at the moment. But there is a lot of development on this site and I will suggest it.
In the meantime, try using (SQL "Access Forum") in your seach. It should restrict the return better than just using Access.
Mary
Thank you both.
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