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Jim Dettman (Microsoft MVP/ EE MVE)
Independent consultant specializing in the writing of custom packages for businesses.
In Microsoft Access, learn how to “cascade” or have the displayed data of one combo control depend upon what’s entered in another.
Video Steps
1. Base the dependent combo on a query for its row source
2. Add a reference to the first combo on the form as criteria in the query
3. In the after update event of the first combo, add a requery of the dependent combo
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