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Dynamic Access Query - Select Specific Fields

Asked by bick2000 in Microsoft Access Database

Tags: access, dynamic, query

Hi,

I'm trying to create a form so that we will be able to select specific information from our tables when we want it. It seems like this should be really easy. I know of a simple way to query by row (ie. setting the criteria of a field), but how do I create something that filters which fields I'm going to sort by.

Detailed example:

Our tables are set up as Products, Parts, Completed, and Forecast. For the completed and forcast tables, there are prices entered for each month, ie.(Jul06, Aug06, Sep06 - those are the columns).

I want to be able to filter the data so that when I can select that i want to view "Parts for a specific product, only completed costs in Jul06" or "Parts for specific product, completed and forecast for Jul06, Aug06, and Sep06".

Am I making any sense. I just want to be able to break it down so I get to choose what analysis I want, but I can't figure out how to create a dynamic query that only selects which fields I want.

Any help?

Thanks for any help in advance! This is pretty urgent, so I am grateful for any help or pointings in the right direction. I'm not afraid of Visual Basic... just hope i can understand it... haha thanks again!
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