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Is it possible to do this and if so how...I want to make a combo box with a where clause. I have a custid and a license field. I want the user to be only able to select cars for that customer. I have been able to select the entire table but now want to narrow it down. Both the custid and license are part of the primary table pn the form.Thanks!
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It sounds like you are talking about Cascading Combo Boxes.
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