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SplitForm Select all visible checkboxes button

Asked by napsternova in dBase, Access Reports, Access Forms

Tags: Access Forms, Access 2007, Access Database

So I have a Access 2007 split form that a user can enter info into. I have a checkbox only visible in the datasheet named "Print". Then the user selects a report from the dropdown and the info on the report is that of the selected record(s). I have a button called "Clear that clears all the checkboxes so the user can create another report. The code for the button is as follows,

Private Sub Clear_Click()

DoCmd.RunSQL "UPDATE tblTenants SET Print = No;"
Me.Requery

End Sub

Now of course the user wants to be able to filter out a bunch of records, which they can do via the Access filters, but if they are left with 20 records they want a button that will select all the print checkboxes so they don't have to manually check each one. The problem I am having is if I take the above code and change No to Yes, all the records of the database are checked. How can I just select the records that are left after filtering?

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             Private Sub Clear_Click()
 
   DoCmd.RunSQL "UPDATE tblTenants SET Print = No;"
   Me.Requery
   
End Sub

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SplitForm Select all visible checkboxes button

Asked by napsternova in dBase, Access Reports, Access Forms

Tags: Access Forms, Access 2007, Access Database

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