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A query based on data from 2 multi select list boxes

Zones: Microsoft Access Database, dBase

Tags: MS, Access, 2000, VB, access 2000

Ok Here is My Case

I Have two Multi Select List Boxes, 1st called Service Areas, 2nd is Audit Concerns

I want to be able to select as many service areas as I like from first list box [1----------End of list], and select the audit concerns from the 2nd list box [1----4] and input selection in a query to retreive results.....

I want the output results to be shown in a report or output file (i.e Excel)

Tables To be Used
1- Service_Area (first List box Data)
2- CE
3- Materiality
4- Sensitivity
5- MC
(2-----5 , 2nd list box Table Names) the program should look which tables the user selected to retrieve the data from)

Tables [2----5] Have a Service area field

Hope you can help as this is the last stage of my program

Regards
Hala

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Zone: Microsoft

Question Asked By: Hala75

Solution Provided By: harfang

Participating Experts: 4

Solution Grade: A

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