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Old 05-08-2004, 01:53   #13
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Re: MS Access Guru sought?

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Originally Posted by Indians
IIRC, gazzae is correct, you could run the query from a control on the form along with a default value for say, today to get all the records from the inputed date to now.
Yeah. An unbound form with a control to enter the date and a "Go" button to run the query.

There's an Access 2000 database here. It was part of an assignment when I was at Uni. It's not brilliant but it might be useful for ideas.
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