Access Tip: Search Form

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8/15/2018 1:47:03 PM
Access Tip: Search Form
By Richard Rost

You will learn how to build a Customer Search Form in your Microsoft Access database. We will create a blank form with a text box to type in your search keyword, and a list box to show the results. There will be a tiny bit of VBA code (one line) to requery the customer list.

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