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HTH
Bob
(there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy)
Bob,
It appears to me (but I'm open to alternative suggestions) that I'll need to
perform an initial SQL query to create the list box, then pass the selection
from this list box to a subsequent SELECT statement for the final query.
I'm using a Date/Time stamp for the delivery date, so there isn't a way for
the user to know the exact delivery Date/Time without selecting it from a
list box.
I'm not certain that what I'm trying to do here is even possible -- any
thoughts on this?
Thanks for your prompt reply.
Shane
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> Do you have to do a subsequent SQL query, or could you just filter the
> data that you already have?
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>> Shane
Bob Phillips - 16 Apr 2007 11:01 GMT
If you do issue another query, you could issue it with SQL such as
sqlCommand = "SELECT * FROM Tracking_Specific " & _
"WHERE [Product Number] = " & ProdNumber & " AND " &
_
" [Date] = #" & Range("A1").Text & "#"
where A1 is the cell with the drop-down date selected.

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HTH
Bob
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> Bob,
>
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>>>
>>> Shane