John,
SELECT tblRoleList.RoleID, Names.LastName, Names.FirstName, Names.Active, tblAssignedRoles.[Yes-No]
FROM tblRoleList INNER JOIN ([Names] INNER JOIN tblAssignedRoles ON Names.NameID = tblAssignedRoles.AssNameID) ON tblRoleList.RoleID = tblAssignedRoles.AssRoleID
WHERE (((tblRoleList.RoleID)=[Forms]![frmRoleList]![RolesCmbo]![RoleName]) AND ((Names.Active)=Yes) AND ((tblAssignedRoles.[Yes-No])=Yes));
Russ
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> I'm trying to set up a query that will get it's criteria from an open form.
> I've set the query's criteria to the form's combo box and it's record ID,
> but when I run the query I get a dialog box "Enter Parameter Value". I
> thought the query would use the value from the record that was chosen in the
> form. No?
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