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Combo box to choose a table to be used in a query

Asked by mamadouthiam in Access Architecture/Design, SQL Query Syntax, Access Forms

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I would like to have a combo box on a form that would have a list of all of possible tables potentially used in a query. When the user picks the table for the list, a second combo box would appear that would provide all of the options related to that table.

Example 1: User chooses age (from a combo box that has a list of table for age, sex, language), they then get a second combo box that has 18-24;24-36;37+. These choices and values would be then passed to the query (probably another question).

Example 2: User chooses language (from a combo box that has a list of table for age, sex, language), they then get a second combo box that has english, spanish etc.Start Free Trial
 
Keywords: Combo box to choose a table to be use…
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1 binding two combo boxes
2 custom query and combo box
3 problem with populating a combo box
4 Combo Box
5 Clearing a Combo Box Entry
6 I would like refresh the data in a query …
 
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