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Me.Filter = &quot;[Template Name] like '*template [#]2*'&quot;<br />
Me.FilterOn = True<br />
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Thanks.<br />
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Found the solution there.
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Me.Filter = "[Template Name] like '*template [#]2*'"
Me.FilterOn = True

Thanks.

Found the solution there.

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Microsoft Access 2013<br />
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Hi.<br />
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Following code fails because of the &nbsp;# character (hash sign).<br />

<pre><code id="code-10-28617635-1">Me.Filter = &quot;[Template Name] like '*template #2*'&quot;
Me.FilterOn = True</code></pre>
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How do I deal with this?
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Microsoft Access 2013

Hi.

Following code fails because of the  # character (hash sign).
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How do I deal with this?

Hash sign in me.filter expresion

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