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I think you might be right! Do you recommend I start again with something easier before entering in data?
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I think you might be right! Do you recommend I start again with something easier before entering in data?

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Many thanks. Sometimes starting again is the easiest route!
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Many thanks. Sometimes starting again is the easiest route!

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I am struggling to create a combo box. I have always used wizards before but being a web database for charities which I downloaded as a template, the wizards don't appear. I have built my database and have started to populate the data. I want a simple search box so that any of the data in the fields: FirstName, LastName, &nbsp;can be displayed and selected from a table called Donors. I don't know what to select in the property sheet under Control Source. Row Source etc to make the information appear properly as it only displays 1,2 etc and cannot move to the item. many thanks.
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I am struggling to create a combo box. I have always used wizards before but being a web database for charities which I downloaded as a template, the wizards don't appear. I have built my database and have started to populate the data. I want a simple search box so that any of the data in the fields: FirstName, LastName,  can be displayed and selected from a table called Donors. I don't know what to select in the property sheet under Control Source. Row Source etc to make the information appear properly as it only displays 1,2 etc and cannot move to the item. many thanks.

How to create a combo box in an access 2010 web database

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