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"...where Id = 195 Or 223 Or 432" Not Working???
I have been trying now for over an hour to get this to work. Given a string, such as this 123,32,433,544 OR like this 123 OR 32 OR 433 OR 544, how the heck does this go into a sql statement (for MS Access) to create a recordset? Please help, I am going nuts... OH, and the numbers each indicate the auto generated ID field of a table of records.
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You are looking for
WHERE id in (195,223,432); |
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Thanks so much, I came across that after I had posted and you are so right, it works great!
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