Queries :: Call A Function Via Control Element In SQL

Jul 18, 2014

is it possible to call a function in a query with the input of a control element?

I have a form, and there is a list box in which I can choose the calculate method. In the query, a field should calculated with the choosen function.

Example:

Code : SELECT tblTest.price, tblTest.Date, forms![formtest]![lstChosenFunction](tblTest.price, 5) As Calc
...

The function has the same name as I can choose in the listbox. But, if I run the query a error appears.

Code : "Function forms![formtest]![lstChosenFunction] could not be found"

how I can call a function in SQL with the input of an listbox.

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Code:
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Code:
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Code:
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Code:
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