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Use the data form wizard to generate a first version of your code and customize it.
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Use the data form wizard to generate a first version of your code and customize it.

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Hi RobSimpson,
This old question (QID 20566351) needs to be finalized -- accept an answer, split points, or get a refund.  Please see http://www.cityofangels.com/Experts/Closing.htm [http://www.cityofangels.com/Experts/Closing.htm] for information and options.

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I am working on a prject that requires me to display product information from an Acess database on to a VB form. In access I have built some queries and I need to use them in order to display relevent information in a list box on the VB form. The query will be called on the first VB form and the results displayed on a second VB form in a list box. Having never linked an access database to a VB project I am struggling. I have managed to display records on a seperate form and to navigate between them. It is just this query problem that I can't solve. I appriciate any help you can give.<br />
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Rob
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I am working on a prject that requires me to display product information from an Acess database on to a VB form. In access I have built some queries and I need to use them in order to display relevent information in a list box on the VB form. The query will be called on the first VB form and the results displayed on a second VB form in a list box. Having never linked an access database to a VB project I am struggling. I have managed to display records on a seperate form and to navigate between them. It is just this query problem that I can't solve. I appriciate any help you can give.

Rob

Using an Access query to display information in a VB form

Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.