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Nov 2, 2005

Hi

Currently i use one variable as indicated below from a continuous sub form field to open another form

Dim linkcriteria As String
Dim frmRoom As String
frmRoom = "frmRoom "
linkcriteria = "[HeadCloseID] = " & Me.HeadCloseID
DoCmd.OpenForm frmRoom , , , linkcriteria

however, after restructuring some tables, i need to open the form with respect to 2 variables instead of the previous one.

hence my question is can, how, and what code would i use to do this

many thanks in advance

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