Not really enough info IMO. If the checks are unbound then the field data could be anything at all, so what is it? If it's actual text like "True" then you need the quotes and if not, you don't - and actual text data type for such a field would be an odd approach. If it's simply a T/F or Y/N field then why not bind the controls to the fields? Also, if you're going to use form control references in a query you need the complete reference; something like Forms!frmMyForm.MyControl (where the latter two are your form and control names). Last for now, you must include conditional operands such as AND or OR in such an expression. You cannot write "something = False Like..." More like "something = False AND something Like..." and the bolded references must be repeated for each comparison.
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