Why the form filters no longer work correctly?
See attached file. I cannot figure out why all the filters on Form "CustomerSalesHistory_Deta
select any one of the filters to get results. For some reason once I select the date range, it defaults to a writer "Jaynleep" with a date range of May 1, 2018 and May 2, 2018.
which I did not select.
Any idea what happened?
Thanks in advance for any help!
Rick
CustomerSlsHistory.accdb
select any one of the filters to get results. For some reason once I select the date range, it defaults to a writer "Jaynleep" with a date range of May 1, 2018 and May 2, 2018.
which I did not select.
Any idea what happened?
Thanks in advance for any help!
Rick
CustomerSlsHistory.accdb
Like Scott, I was not able to duplicate your issue.
In fact, ... I cant see that your filter is working at all...?
For example: selecting 1/1/2008 to 12/31/2018
...produced *no* records in the subform...?
In fact, ... I cant see that your filter is working at all...?
For example: selecting 1/1/2008 to 12/31/2018
...produced *no* records in the subform...?
Not sure I fully understand your filtering code there, ...but a simple example of one way to do this would be something like this:
[frmOrders].Form.Filter = "OrderDate Between " & "#" & txtStart & "#" & " AND " & "#" & txtEnd & "#" & " AND " & "CustomerID=" & "'" & cboCust & "'" & " AND " & "ShipperID=" & cboShip
A generic sample is attached.
I am sure this will get you started.
Let us know
JeffCoachman
AccessEEQ-29104180FilterForm.accdb
[frmOrders].Form.Filter = "OrderDate Between " & "#" & txtStart & "#" & " AND " & "#" & txtEnd & "#" & " AND " & "CustomerID=" & "'" & cboCust & "'" & " AND " & "ShipperID=" & cboShip
A generic sample is attached.
I am sure this will get you started.
Let us know
JeffCoachman
AccessEEQ-29104180FilterForm.accdb
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Thank you Gustav. I would never have found that. I was staring at this for a couple of hours. I will have to remember to check the Filter properties of the form, should that happen again. Thanks!!!!!
You are welcome!
When you upload a file, it's best to give explicit instructions on recreating your issue. That way, we don't fumble around trying to figure out how to do it.
Also, I'd trongly encourage you to name your controls in a more meaningful manner. Control names like "Field17" are meaningless, and make troubleshooting much more difficult - especially when you have to come back to this in 6 months to try and figure out what you were thinking at the time!