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Sep 22 2008, 08:36 AM
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I have a main form Staff_names with primary key STAFFIDPK. There are 3 forms based on the table StaffSkills that are opened via a command button on Staff_names.
frmLang is one of these forms. When it is opened it's field staffidskill has its Default value as =[Forms]![frmStaff_names]![STAFFIDPK]. This sets the forms' filter to [staffidskill]=5 (for example). There is a combobox using a query to show only the languages (about 10 items from a total of about 100 "skills". I also want the form to show only this persons' languages records (not skills that will be entered via the other 2 forms). If I use the Records-Advanced Filter option I can add the skilltypeid = 3 to the already existing filter of [staffidskill]=5 and this shows what I want. i.e. (((tblStaffSkills.staffidskill)=5) AND ((tblStaffSkills.skilltypeid)=3)) BUT I want to set this filter as an onOpen event of the form and I can't do this without it being bound to just one result e.g. staffidskill=5. I was thinking something like (([Forms]![frmStaff_names]![STAFFIDPK])=([Forms]![Langform]![staffidskill]) WHERE ([tblStaffSkills].[skilltypeid])=3) would be the sort of filter I could use for the form but this has incorrect syntax and I don't know how to write it properly or if it can be don this way. Any ideas? P.S. full disclosure:I did post (a more poorly worded) version of this on another forum but it is down right now and I'm hoping to make some progress on this soon! |
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Sep 22 2008, 11:06 AM
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Is anyone able to help? I can't write and save a filter that does the whole job (as described above) and any filter I try to apply after the form is loaded that shows only skilltypeid =3 will work universally so all the records that are a language are shown and it is no longer limited to just that staff member.
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