From: sebastico on 18 Apr 2010 14:22 Hello I have a Relational DB in Access 2003. I have a Junction Table with (PK OOB and WordID) Keys. The Junction Table is linked many to One to TOOB and TWrd. TOOB [ObrID(PK), Fld1, Fld2, Fld3, Fld4 and Fld5] TWrd[(WrdID(PK), WordName} I need to filter in an unbound txtbox by Wordname entering one, two, three or four words separated by OR or AND operator (Which operator you recommend?). In my continuous form in the Form Header I have an unbound txtFilter to enter the words and a bButton (bFilter) to trigger the search. When records are identified in Junction Table, records from TOOB must be displayed in Header in the fileds from TOOB Previously, I have been doing this and somebody from this forum has sent to me some lines of code. However, I still not able to access the code in the form. Bear in mind I'm still beginning to vba. Could you fellows help me with lines of code to achieve my objectives? If possible, please include a comment each code line to understand the program Many thanks before hand
From: sebastico on 19 Apr 2010 07:07 In my previous message 3rd paragraph the correct sentence is: "When records are identified in Junction Table, records from TOOB must be displayed in Detail Section of the Form. The Detail section includes all fields (as txtboxes) form table TOOB. "sebastico" wrote: > Hello > > I have a Relational DB in Access 2003. I have a Junction Table with (PK OOB > and WordID) Keys. The Junction Table is linked many to One to TOOB and TWrd. > TOOB [ObrID(PK), Fld1, Fld2, Fld3, Fld4 and Fld5] > TWrd[(WrdID(PK), WordName} > > I need to filter in an unbound txtbox by Wordname entering one, two, three > or four words separated by OR or AND operator (Which operator you > recommend?). > > In my continuous form in the Form Header I have an unbound txtFilter to > enter the words and a bButton (bFilter) to trigger the search. When records > are identified in Junction Table, records from TOOB must be displayed in > Header in the fileds from TOOB > > Previously, I have been doing this and somebody from this forum has sent to > me some lines of code. However, I still not able to access the code in the > form. > > Bear in mind I'm still beginning to vba. Could you fellows help me with > lines of code to achieve my objectives? If possible, please include a > comment each code line to understand the program > > Many thanks before hand > > >
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