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Query results to message box
Does anyone have guideance on putting query results, by
row, into a message box? THANKS!! |
Query results to message box
It sounds like a bad idea. Why not write it to a worksheet or use a useform
and put it in a listbox. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "noel" wrote in message ... Does anyone have guideance on putting query results, by row, into a message box? THANKS!! |
Query results to message box
OK if a UserForm would work better, then how would you gqt
the query results into the form? -----Original Message----- It sounds like a bad idea. Why not write it to a worksheet or use a useform and put it in a listbox. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "noel" wrote in message ... Does anyone have guideance on putting query results, by row, into a message box? THANKS!! . |
Query results to message box
see answer to you next posting.
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy wrote in message ... OK if a UserForm would work better, then how would you gqt the query results into the form? -----Original Message----- It sounds like a bad idea. Why not write it to a worksheet or use a useform and put it in a listbox. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "noel" wrote in message ... Does anyone have guideance on putting query results, by row, into a message box? THANKS!! . |
Query results to message box
"Tom Ogilvy" wrote ...
It sounds like a bad idea. Why not write it to a worksheet or use a useform and put it in a listbox. Agreed. But if the results set is small and the OP is using an ADO recordset, the GetString method would do the job nicely. Jamie. -- |
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