Adding a filter to an Access Form
I have an Access DB that tracks all of my students that are going through a certain class i.e. MGMT224 18-01. I have built a filter that already sorts the class numbers and the student numbers for me that the form goes off of. However, when I created the form to see my students, I want to be able filter out just the particular class need and not all of my classes. Is this possible?
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I have an Access DB that tracks all of my students that are going through a certain class i.e. MGMT224 18-01. I have built a filter that already sorts the class numbers and the student numbers for me that the form goes off of. However, when I created the form to see my students, I want to be able filter out just the particular class need and not all of my classes. Is this possible?
microsoft-access
asked Dec 7 at 19:48
Chris Schaeuble
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I have an Access DB that tracks all of my students that are going through a certain class i.e. MGMT224 18-01. I have built a filter that already sorts the class numbers and the student numbers for me that the form goes off of. However, when I created the form to see my students, I want to be able filter out just the particular class need and not all of my classes. Is this possible?
microsoft-access
asked Dec 7 at 19:48
Chris Schaeuble
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I have an Access DB that tracks all of my students that are going through a certain class i.e. MGMT224 18-01. I have built a filter that already sorts the class numbers and the student numbers for me that the form goes off of. However, when I created the form to see my students, I want to be able filter out just the particular class need and not all of my classes. Is this possible?
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Chris Schaeuble
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asked Dec 7 at 19:48
Chris Schaeuble
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asked Dec 7 at 19:48
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Yes, this is possible.
You may find this described in the Microsoft Support article of:
Enable users to find a record by selecting a value from a list.
The article describes how to create a list box or a combo box that can be used
to find a record when a value is selected from the list, thus finding existing
records without having to type a value into the Find dialog box
(which is another possibility).
You will need to first create a query, as described in the article:
Create a simple select query.
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Yes, this is possible.
You may find this described in the Microsoft Support article of:
Enable users to find a record by selecting a value from a list.
The article describes how to create a list box or a combo box that can be used
to find a record when a value is selected from the list, thus finding existing
records without having to type a value into the Find dialog box
(which is another possibility).
You will need to first create a query, as described in the article:
Create a simple select query.
answered Dec 7 at 20:21
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Yes, this is possible.
You may find this described in the Microsoft Support article of:
Enable users to find a record by selecting a value from a list.
The article describes how to create a list box or a combo box that can be used
to find a record when a value is selected from the list, thus finding existing
records without having to type a value into the Find dialog box
(which is another possibility).
You will need to first create a query, as described in the article:
Create a simple select query.
answered Dec 7 at 20:21
harrymc
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Yes, this is possible.
You may find this described in the Microsoft Support article of:
Enable users to find a record by selecting a value from a list.
The article describes how to create a list box or a combo box that can be used
to find a record when a value is selected from the list, thus finding existing
records without having to type a value into the Find dialog box
(which is another possibility).
You will need to first create a query, as described in the article:
Create a simple select query.
answered Dec 7 at 20:21
harrymc
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Yes, this is possible.
You may find this described in the Microsoft Support article of:
Enable users to find a record by selecting a value from a list.
The article describes how to create a list box or a combo box that can be used
to find a record when a value is selected from the list, thus finding existing
records without having to type a value into the Find dialog box
(which is another possibility).
You will need to first create a query, as described in the article:
Create a simple select query.
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