Scenario:
Input Query: qry Inventory
I
Scenario:
Input Query: qry Inventory
I
Cheers,
Andy

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Sorry about that Hans.
In my previous Post: 630,125 you had helped me with the identification of a range of bin numbers. As I mentioned it worked perfectly and I ended up with a filtered query which contained the aforementioned group of bin numbers.
What I
Cheers,
Andy
Filtering a form doesn't have any influence on the table or query it is based on. So if you run an update query on that table or query, you will update *all* records in the table or query, not just the ones that have been filtered in the form.
If you still want to know how to update the filtered records: you could use something like this:
Dim strSQL As String
strSQL = "UPDATE [qry Inventory] SET [Inv_Mst_CycleCount] = True WHERE " & Me.Filter
DoCmd.RunSQL strSQL
Hans,
Many thanks again. Another arrow in my quiver of Han-inspired coding. That's the good news. The bad news is that sometimes I obviously forget where I put the quiver <img src=/S/thankyou.gif border=0 alt=thankyou width=40 height=15>
Cheers,
Andy