I am trying to use an option group to filter records on a form (frmItems). I have some code put together from various sources but can't get it to work. I would like to have the option group also filter the results of the "Quick Search" combobox on the form. Thank you in advance--your help would be greatly appreciated! HKL_Inventory-ver-4.accdb
Microsoft Access
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Jeffrey Coachman
8/22/2022 - Mon
Jeffrey Coachman
I'm confused?
1. You can't really filter the form records, if the combobox values will remain the same...
(The values in the combobox should reflect the values displayed in the form)
Meaning, ... your filter might exclude values displayed in the combobox...
For example:
If you filter the form for (lets say) USA, ....then you only want USA values in the combobox)
In other words, ...if you filter the form for a certain value, ...you must also provide a way to filter the combobox for that same value.
2. Your design is a bit confusing, ...I am not understanding the relationship between CountingUnitID and the option group values.
for example, ...what CountingUnitID represents New, Existing and All.
In your table, you only have CoutingUnitID values of One and Null
But the source for the combobox is 1 through 11
CountingUnitID CountingUnitType
1 Each
2 Gallon
3 Bundle
4 Package
5 Box
6 Capsule
7 Bag
8 Pound
9 Case
10 Quart
11 Pint
How do these values relate to: New, Existing and All.
...Or am I missing something?
Skip Sleeper
ASKER
Hi,
Sorry, I should have provided more detail. The records will be appended then updated by query from Excel when new purchasing histories are available. When a new item is imported, there is no data in the counting unit field, so I'm using that field to identify new records for the end user (who then has to add the counting unit, locations, etc.). The option group will provide a quick way to access these. Your comment about the combo box filter is just what I'm trying to do, Thanks!
Jeffrey Coachman
Although not exactly what you have, ...I believe this represents what you are after.
1. You can't really filter the form records, if the combobox values will remain the same...
(The values in the combobox should reflect the values displayed in the form)
Meaning, ... your filter might exclude values displayed in the combobox...
For example:
If you filter the form for (lets say) USA, ....then you only want USA values in the combobox)
In other words, ...if you filter the form for a certain value, ...you must also provide a way to filter the combobox for that same value.
2. Your design is a bit confusing, ...I am not understanding the relationship between CountingUnitID and the option group values.
for example, ...what CountingUnitID represents New, Existing and All.
In your table, you only have CoutingUnitID values of One and Null
But the source for the combobox is 1 through 11
CountingUnitID CountingUnitType
1 Each
2 Gallon
3 Bundle
4 Package
5 Box
6 Capsule
7 Bag
8 Pound
9 Case
10 Quart
11 Pint
How do these values relate to: New, Existing and All.
...Or am I missing something?