Yeah, Gregs method is fine if you have 2, 3 10 tablea but what if you have 15, 30 or 50 tables in your database - gonna take a while to look through each table.  My advice, is if you only have a few tables search through each on, but if you have many tables, in my opinion, Find & Replace is the better option. Richard will be able to offer better advice though.

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Reply from Richard Rost:

You *CAN* use VBA to search through all of the tables in your database, but it's a little complex. Your best bet is to check the form and make sure the control source is right. If that's not it, open the query that it's bound to. If that's not it, look in the table. It's also possible that you set a query parameter wrong.