Annoying Parameter

Apr 6, 2005

I have a SQL query in which I have created a parameter to be entered by the user.

This works ok, however... everytime the user is asked to enter the parameter twice...

How can I stop access from asking users the second time?

Cause... the way I see it, one time should be enough and the query itself doesn't state the line in which the parameter is twice either...

Thx!

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