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  1. Aug 24th, 2004, 12:54 PM #1
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    [Resolved] - Another beginners question

    I have a subdatasheet on a form. The subdatasheet is named sfmLog and the form it refers to is name frmLog. Is it possible to filter this subdatasheet using VB using something like

    sfmLog.recordsource="SELECT * FROM tblLog WHERE [Date]=#09-Aug-04#"
    sfm.Requery

    I have tried several permutations of this without success and have been unable to find any other posts on the subject

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    Remember that he heiarchy goes Forms![frmLog]![sfrmLog]!
    [Date].Value or something to that effect.
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  3. Aug 25th, 2004, 02:43 AM #3
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