July 25, 2008 12:50pm pdt

1. boag2000 111,290
2. LSMCons... 91,054
3. capricorn1 90,575
4. DatabaseMX 64,189
5. peter57r 53,816
6. harfang 36,226
7. matthews... 30,872
8. jimhorn 22,990
9. hnasr 17,150
10. MikeToole 14,750
11. jefftwilley 14,700
12. frankytee 14,550
13. RgGray3 13,396
14. GRayL 13,347
15. JDettman 10,752

1. LSMCons... 156,169
2. DatabaseMX 139,547
3. capricorn1 133,583
4. boag2000 119,265
5. peter57r 96,270
6. jefftwilley 60,468
7. matthews... 59,206
8. harfang 55,206
9. jimhorn 47,008
10. GRayL 33,779
11. frankytee 31,442
12. JDettman 31,027
13. MikeToole 28,750
14. stevbe 21,852
15. dqmq 21,760

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Wildcard in parameter query in Access 2003

Zones: Access Architecture/Design, Microsoft Access Database

Tags: access, query, 2003, parameter, wildcard

In Access 2003 I want to include a wildcard in a parameter query. So for instance, in a field called defect, some of the records show Seatbelt, and others will show Seatbelt, door and another will show Seatbelt (bad buckle) in parenthesis. I want to be able to find all of these fields with a parameter query if I just type in "Seatbelt" when prompted.

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Zone: Microsoft

Question Asked By: contrain

Solution Provided By: GRayL

Participating Experts: 4

Solution Grade: B

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