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I have an MS Access database that I am pulling and sending information
from/to. I have one table (permit_info) and about 20 different fields. I have a userform in Excel that the user can type in a permit number and it will find the recordset matching that number (my table has a field with permit numbers in it). What I want to do is allow the user to search by multiple fields. Say, the person doesn't know the permit number and wants to search by county and/or applicant name. Can I do a keyword search box on my user form and have Excel return possible hits? I'm guessing some kind of loop that will search by say 3 different fields, go into Access and pull the recordsets matching those 3 fields, store them temporarily in Excel on a hidden sheet, and then display them in a combobox??? I'm using Office2k3. Database path/name: P:\Permit Tracking System Project\Tracking System Project\Permit.Tracker_v0.01109b.mdb Table name: permit_info I'm using ADO to communicate with Access. Can anyone get me started? Thanks in advance. |
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