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07.13.2008 at 05:17AM PDT, ID: 23560686
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Passing a parameter to a query via VBA

Asked by AndrewDBrown in Microsoft Access Database

I have a query that currently has no parameters set, which simply lists available call outcomes for a record.  I want to be able to create a recordset based on a specified call outcome.  For example, pull up all of the records logged as "Call back".  This information will be stored on a field called [Call outcome]

How do I pass this information (Call back) to the query via vba - and no user involvement?

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