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Experts,<br />
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I am running a job in Microsoft Access that currently prompts for values. &nbsp;<br />
Ex, &nbsp; start date<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; end date<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;perecentage <br />
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Is there a way to put these parms in a table so they don't have to be typed in each time.<br />
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In addition there are three queries that run that the parms must be typed in. &nbsp;If a manual method is used, is there a way to run all three queries so the parms only have to be entered one time and not for each query.
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Experts,

I am running a job in Microsoft Access that currently prompts for values.  
Ex,   start date
        end date
       perecentage 

Is there a way to put these parms in a table so they don't have to be typed in each time.


In addition there are three queries that run that the parms must be typed in.  If a manual method is used, is there a way to run all three queries so the parms only have to be entered one time and not for each query.

using table in access for prompts  - Access 2010

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