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    Quote Originally Posted by xps35 View Post
    I cannot tell how it "exactly" works if you do not provide sufficient information. What is the name and the structure of the table behind the report. What is the code behind command2?
    Are you addressing me or the OP?
    My code is relatively simple as shown above.
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    Quote Originally Posted by moke123 View Post
    Are you addressing me or the OP?
    Did I quote you?
    Groeten,

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    Quote Originally Posted by xps35 View Post
    I cannot tell how it "exactly" works if you do not provide sufficient information. What is the name and the structure of the table behind the report. What is the code behind command2?

    mslst.accdb
    Here is everything.

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    mslst.accdb
    This is it.

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    Is there no way where the user can just choose from here:
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    So the User can just choose in the column "JaOderNein" and in the report the Value of "Position 20" of all those selected are displayed.

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    Not a good way to do it, IMO and prior experience, but if you insist, it's just a matter of "Select * from tbl20 where JaOderNein = -1" or in your open report method use "JaOderNein = -1" in your where argument.
    Don't forget to run an update query afterwards to clear all the selections.
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    Thank you very much it worked!
    But what exactly is the update query or how do i vreate one?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Akchayan View Post
    Here is everything.
    Here is mine.
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    Groeten,

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