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I would like a query to prompt me for data to input

Asked by binaryman101 in Microsoft Access Database, SQL Query Syntax, Access Coding/Macros

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I have Microsoft Access 2007 with a database with a client that has about 14 queries for each year of them doing business.  Each years information for this customer is stored in one table with a field name of "Dues 2008", "Dues 2009", "Dues 2010" etc..  Every query that they have written pulls the data from that specific year.  What I would like to do is create one set of the queries and have it prompt me for the year and I can have it pull that data out of that field in the master table.    If you could help me out in a step by step example I would greatly appreciate it.Start Free Trial
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