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Me.RecordSource = "SELECT * FROM Project_Metadata" Query = "SELECT * FROM Project_Metadata WHERE project_code='" & search_project_ID & "'" & ""
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Replace all of the text with the following: Option Compare Database Click on the “…” symbol beside “After Update” in the Property Sheet to access the Visual Basic code editor. This will bring up a Visual Basic window in Access. This name will be referenced in later Visual Basic code. Change the name of the search box to something meaningful. Go to the “Other” tab in the “Property Sheet” and rename the text box to something meaningful (eg “search_project_ID”).
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Go to After Update and select “”: Within the Property Sheet for the search box, click on “After Update” and select. Right-click on the text box and select “Properties” to reveal the “Property Sheet”. Rename the text box caption to “Search Project ID” (or other meaningful text). Click on the “text box” button to insert a text box into the header section of the Microsoft Access form. Insert a text box into the header section of the form by dragging it from the “Controls” pane. Open the Form that you want to add the search box to and select “Design View” from the menu via the “Design” ribbon. Here’s how I created the search box: Step 1 The project codes are contained in a column within the Project_Metadata Table called project_code.
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I created a Form (called Project_Metadata which is based on a Table of the same name, but needed to add a search box so that I could identify specific projects in my database by their project code. I have recently been developing a database in Microsoft Access a really powerful tool for searching and querying data. A step-by-step guide to adding a simple search box to a Microsoft Access form.