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I am working in the code of an Access form. This form chose the conditions to prepare a report. I have a combo box that brings me with a query all the records available for the report, but I need to choose 1, 3, 10, 20 or more records to be printed in the report. In the combo box or list box I can only choose 1. How can I perform this task? :?:
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Listboxes can be set to allow for multiple selections. Open your form in design view, select the ListBox, and set the Multi Select property to either Simple or Extended. (Extended allows you to do things like like 'select all in range' while holding down Shift.)
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Thank you very much for your help and fast response. I did it and it worked. Now I have to deal in how am I going to handle these multiple values in a query.
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