I have created a query-by-form in MS Access. The form has a text field for each field in my table. I'm only using one starting out to test. The query criteria for that field is
Like "*" & [Forms]![MasterSearchForm]![KeyWords] & "*" Or [Forms]![MasterSearchForm]![KeyWords] is Null
The form has a button with the onclick event to open the query.
If the query is closed when I click the button, it opens the query with the appropriate criteria. However, if I change the value in the form and then click the button again, only the old results appear. If I execute the query manually, then it does suck the data from the form. Why do I need to close the query each time? How do I make the button run the query, rather than just focusing the query tab?
Private Sub Run_Click()
On Error GoTo Run_Click_Err
DoCmd.OpenQuery "QueryFromMasterSearch", acViewNormal, acReadOnly
Run_Click_Exit:
Exit Sub
Run_Click_Err:
MsgBox Error$
Resume Run_Click_Exit
End Sub
Best Answer
You need to add:
just before you open the query.
So, your code becomes:
The
On Error Resume Next
bit tells Access to not worry if the Query Window is not actually open. If you left that out, and didn't have the Query Window open the code would spit out an error.