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Old 06-01-04, 10:49
tb_vball tb_vball is offline
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SQL Statement

I know this is a very basic question, But how do i write an SQL Statement in MS Access.

I need to have an SQL statement from a form.

The SQL will go to a specific record on a table

For instant
Go to Table1 at LastName = "Bob" or something like that

Thanks in advance whoever is helping me
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Old 06-06-04, 19:06
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Fastest way to create a SQL statement is creating a query. But it is still not the answer you need.
Create a Form for your table with one of the form wizards then add a Combobox or Listbox to your form. You will have an option to create a combobox which finds records in your form. But make sure wizard option is on.
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