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SQL query in VBA for DAO recordset

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SQL query in VBA for DAO recordset


Hi,
I can't seem to get the sql statement "qrystring" below quite right. It should be selecting the field [AssignedTo] from the query [QrySnapshotSummary] where the value of field [Assigned To team] in the same table equals the conent of combo box [cmbTeam] on the current form, called frmTeamKPIs. The results of this query become rstusers DAO recordset.

Please help.

Regards
Paul



Private Sub cmbTeam_Change()
Dim rstusers As DAO.Recordset
Dim intcount As Integer
Dim qrystring As String

Set db = CurrentDb

qrystring = "SELECT qrySnapshotSummary.AssignedTo FROM qrySnapshotSummary GROUP BY qrySnapshotSummary.AssignedTo, qrySnapshotSummary.[Assigned to team] HAVING (((qrySnapshotSummary.[Assigned to team])=Forms!frmTeamKPIs!cmbTeam));"
Set rstusers = db.OpenRecordset(qrystring)

RE: SQL query in VBA for DAO recordset

Hi Paul

Further to your post we have had a look at this and this is something we can assist with in a consultative fashion as it is does exceed the scope of the forum.

We are confident that by following the steps below we can resolve your issue.
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