I have 1 table with dozens of possible combinations "ROWS".
How can I compare the 2 queried rows and display the differences for each column as an "alternate field"?
How can I make sure the user gets prompted to enter the 2 search terms? The query below works when I enter it as shown, but I can't figure out how to prompt twice:
Select
[100_Prts].*
From
[100_Prts]
Where
([100_Prts].[T101_PART] = '6-HPB01A') Or
([100_Prts].[T101_PART] = '8-H01S7')
This works in Access:
SELECT [100_Prts].*
FROM 100_Prts
WHERE ((([100_Prts].T101_PART)=[Enter Part Number])) OR ((([100_Prts].T101_PART)=[Enter Alternative Part Number]));
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