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Getting the output of a SQL query into a text control

Hello all.

I have an Access 2002 database that I am trying to develop for my school's library. The pertinent tables and fields that I am having trouble with are:

Table: Accession Number
Designator (a three char string)
Date Entered
Daily Counter (int)

Table: Work
AccessNum (a string concatenated from Designator, Date Entered, and Daily Counter)

Form: Entry
Designator (combo box)
Date Entered (uses Date())
Daily Counter (here's where the trouble starts)
Accession Number (a display of the concatenation via VB of the three fields above)

I have a SQL query that works when run by itself:
SELECT Max([Accession Number].[Daily Counter])+1 AS Expr1
FROM [Accession Number]
WHERE ((([Accession Number].[Date Entered])=[Forms]![Entry].[Date Entered]) AND (([Accession Number].Designator)=[Forms]![Entry].[Designator]

How do I get the value returned from this SQL Query into a text box on my form, namely the Daily Counter text box? This seems (at least to me) like it should be a simple matter of using the expression builder, but I have been banging my head on this for weeks now.

I appreciate any information anyone can provide. Thank you.

Last edited by slide23 : May 19th, 2004 at 06:36 PM.

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