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    uronmapu is offline Competent Performer
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    Help me - attached file

    Please see attached file,



    http://www.mediafire.com/?i7aoewle7c3cep7

    In Form Search, Type text search and press Enter, I want hightlight key search result (red color)



    When I double-click to sear result will be to open a Form - Contact Detail




    I want to edit contact and click update --> done


    Thanks

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    uronmapu is offline Competent Performer
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    Nobody help me

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    uronmapu is offline Competent Performer
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    I need your hepl !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    uronmapu is offline Competent Performer
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    Mr. alansidman , where are you????? Could you help my question ?????

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    Till some one comes along,
    design a query based on your table tblNames, something like below :

    Code:
    SELECT 
    tblNames.First, 
    tblNames.Last, 
    tblNames.RecordID
    FROM 
    tblNames
    WHERE 
    (((tblNames.RecordID)=[Forms]![frmSearchExample]![lstItems].[Value]));
    Design your Contact Form say ContactForm using above Query as source.

    Now in your frmSearchExample , for the List box lstItems, in its Double-Click Event, select the Macro Builder & associate it with Action OpenForm and select ContactForm as the Form Name.

    Now open your frmSearchExample & see what happens when you double-click.

    Thanks

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    uronmapu is offline Competent Performer
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    Could you edit in my file?

    http://www.mediafire.com/?i7aoewle7c3cep7

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    I could try, but it is better if you put in the effort.

    Thanks

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    uronmapu is offline Competent Performer
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    I'm try, but not ok

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    Uronmapu. I don't have an answer for you. I have never tried what you are attempting. Also, please note, it is improper forum etiquette to high jack another person's thread with a request for help.

    Understand that this is a forum comprised of volunteers with all levels of skills. We respond to requests for help when we have an interest in the issue, when we have knowledge on how to solve the issue and lastly when we have time. Many of us are working at full time jobs elsewhere and do this only on a time available basis. We are here to help you but not to do your work for you. If you are having issues with people not responding it may be because you have not expressed your issue clearly or it may be that what you are requesting is not feasible. If you have a strong interest in learning Access, buy a book on Access and start reading. Additionally, google YouTube. There are many videos out there that offer good tutorials.

    When requesting help, show us what you have done to solve the issue, what errors you are receiving and what your expected results should be. This will make it easier to get good responses.

    Alan

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    uronmapu is offline Competent Performer
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    I searched , but not found, I'm waiting for your answer

    Many thanks

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