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Saved query Vs SELECT property

On my MS Application application, I have several forms containing combo-boxes (as some of you know from your help last week :O).  Currently, most of these objects have the rowsource set via a SELECT statement in the properties.  My question is this.  Is there any real benefit in converting those SELECT statements, to saved queries?
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As always guys - really great and concise information (and on a Sunday no less).

Thanks everyone - have a great week.
There are also times when I modify the SQL of either the form (search form results), or the combobox (cascading) alot through code. In those cases it doesn't make much sense to me, to use a stored querydef.

Another reason why I sometimes prefer NOT to use a stored querydef object is that I don't want it to clutter up the navigation interface while developing.
Thank you everyone.