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thanks might take me a few more days to test your answer please bear with me.
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thanks might take me a few more days to test your answer please bear with me.

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Tables:<br />
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Clients have many Files<br />
Each file has one Employee assigned.<br />
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Forms are Clients with a subform for Files.<br />
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How would I best place a filter for filtering records based on combo box of all Employees/named employees and if based on a query how would I design that.<br />
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I already have an employeess table. and a files subform as set out above
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Tables:

Clients have many Files
Each file has one Employee assigned.

Forms are Clients with a subform for Files.

How would I best place a filter for filtering records based on combo box of all Employees/named employees and if based on a query how would I design that.

I already have an employeess table. and a files subform as set out above

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