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    traffic2 is offline Novice
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    2003

    I would like to make the data entry on this database easier and faster

    Table name = TRAFFICTR1
    field name = VEH1HOMEADDRESS (city, state only)


    field property of VEH1HOMEADDRESS
    Display Control................Combo Box
    Row Source Type.............Table/Query
    Row Source......................CITY LIST QUERY

    I had made a query from the table using just the VEH1HOMEADDRESS field
    so now this query called CITY LIST has 9000 records of all the cities that I had already entered in that field EXCEPT everytime I enter PHILADELPHIA in the VEH1HOMEADDRESS field on the form, it adds it to the CITY LIST query.
    So needless to say, there are 75 PHILADELPHIAs, 85 NEW YORKs, and so on in the CITY LIST QUERY

    the best part is that it works, when I type PH, PHILADELPHIA fills the field and if I enter a city that was not entered before, I would have to type the whole name and then this would be saved to the query.

    Is there another way to do this without having duplicates in the query?
    be advised, Iam NOT a professional so I need specific instruction

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    ConneXionLost is offline Simulacrum
    Windows XP Access 2003
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    Hi,

    Go to your [CITY LIST] query in design view, and click on the "Totals" button (should be on the query design toolbar).

    Cheers,

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