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What do you want to &quot;lookup&quot;?<br />
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Do you want a &quot;Chained&quot; dropdown box where input 1 will determine input 2's content?<br />
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Or do you just want to load two different values?
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What do you want to "lookup"?

Do you want a "Chained" dropdown box where input 1 will determine input 2's content?

Or do you just want to load two different values?

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Currently I have it where they enter in the PatronID and it will output LName and AccountBal. &nbsp;<br />
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I want it so they have to enter in the PatronID and LName to get the AccountBal. &nbsp;No dropdowns just text.
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Currently I have it where they enter in the PatronID and it will output LName and AccountBal.  

I want it so they have to enter in the PatronID and LName to get the AccountBal.  No dropdowns just text.

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You rock man, &nbsp;thanks again!
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I created a simple lookup form in Dreamweaver to query a MySQL database. &nbsp;Right now I have it looking up based on a single input. &nbsp;I would like to use 2 inputs to do the lookup. &nbsp;I know this is done in the advanced tab but I have no idea how to accomplish this. <br />
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Sorry for the poor terminology I am new to recordsets.<br />
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Screen shot may be helpful to understand my problem.<br />
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I created a simple lookup form in Dreamweaver to query a MySQL database.  Right now I have it looking up based on a single input.  I would like to use 2 inputs to do the lookup.  I know this is done in the advanced tab but I have no idea how to accomplish this. 

Sorry for the poor terminology I am new to recordsets.

Screen shot may be helpful to understand my problem.

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