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Coding using ADO control

Coding using ADO control

Coding using ADO control

(OP)
I am currently using an ADO control with visual basic.

This piece of code is *supposed* to display the fields of ClickChoice (what i clicked in the list box) in another list box.  However it seems I can't use the variable ClickChoice when trying to connect the DB (AdoFilterSearch.Recordset!ClickChoice) - since it wants the exact field name instead of ClickChoice (for example Title).
Any ideas on how I can put the variable in this piece of code?


Dim ClickChoice
ClickChoice = AdoFilterSearch.Recordset.Fields(Index).Name
AdoFilterSearch.Recordset.MoveFirst
Do Until AdoFilterSearch.Recordset.EOF
'CboFilterBox(2).AddItem (AdoFilterSearch.Recordset!
ClickChoice)
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RE: Coding using ADO control

Since ClickChoice is a variable
AdoFilterSearch.Recordset!ClickChoice will not work
Use AdoFilterSearch.Recordset(ClickChoice)

RE: Coding using ADO control

(OP)
Thank you.  I noticed the adofiltersearch.recordset.fields(ClickChoice).value - (or close to that) about 2 hours after i'd posted!

Again, thanks for your help, i now have a very nice filter search working!

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