- #Ms word combo box user text update#
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#Ms word combo box user text update#
'if there is a count label, then update itĢ30 If IsMissing(ctlCountLabel) = False ThenĢ40 ctlCountLabel.Caption = "Displaying " & Format(ctlFilter.ListCount - 1, "#,#0") & " records"ģ00 MsgBox "An unexpected error has occurred: " & vbCrLf & Err.Description & _ 'Only fire if they've input more than two characters (otherwise it's wasteful)ĥ0 If Len(ctlSearchBox.Value) > iSensitivity Thenĩ0 ctlSearchBox.SelStart = Len(ctlSearchBox.Value) + 1 'restore the cursor to where they left offģ0 ctlSearchBox.SelStart = Len(ctlSearchBox.Value) + 1 'ADVANCED PARAMETERS - Change these constants to change the behaviour of the searchĬonst iSensitivity = 1 'Set to the number of characters the user must enter before the search startsĬonst blnEmptyOnNoMatch = True 'Set to true if you want nothing to appear if nothing matches their search ' COUNT OF ROWS DISPLAYED IN THE LISTBOX/COMBOBOX AS THEY SEARCH ' ctlCountLabel (OPTIONAL) THE LABEL ON YOUR FORM WHERE YOU WANT TO DISPLAY THE ' TO FILTER THE RESULTS BASED ON THE USER'S SEARCH INPUT ' YOU WOULD WANT TO USE '.like ""*" & me.txtsearch.value & "*""" ' strFilteredSQL THE FILTERED ROWSOURCE FOR THE LISTBOX/COMBOBOX FOR EXAMPLE
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' strFullSQL THE FULL ROWSOURCE YOU WANT TO DISPLAY AS A DEFAULT IF NO ' ctlFilter THE LISTBOX OR COMBOBOX ON THE FORM YOU WANT TO FILTER ' ctlSearchBox THE TEXTBOX THE USER TYPES IN TO SEARCH ' FORM, THE LISTBOX/COMBO BOX YOU WANT TO FILTER, AND WHAT THE FULL AND FILTERED ' ALL YOU NEED TO DO IS PASS IN THE CONTROL REFERENCE TO THE SEARCH BOX ON YOUR ' THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS YOU TO FILTER A COMBO BOX OR LIST BOX AS THE USER TYPES StrFullSQL As String, strFilteredSQL As String, Optional ctlCountLabel As Control) ' provided the copyright notice is left unchanged.įunction fLiveSearch(ctlSearchBox As TextBox, ctlFilter As Control, _
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' You are free to use it in any application, ' It is not to be altered or distributed,
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' This code was originally written by OpenGate Software Try using this This is much simpler than your mentioned source. SQLStr = SQLStr & " AND " ' Add AND to the search stringĪlso, according to SO community guides I believe this can be considered more toward the question (better answer) rather than a reaction to other answers. SQLStr = SQLStr & LookupField & " LIKE '*" & StrArray(i) & "*'" StrArray = Split(Trim(combo.Text)) ' for saftey could be limited to up to 100 records only = Split(combo.text, " ", 100) SQLStr = "SELECT * FROM ( " & SQLStr & " ) WHERE " ' This also can be used to give clearer names in outer SQL to be used in Where clause later ' make sure order_by, group_by, Having will not be after where clause (gives error) SQLStr = Replace(OriginalSQL, " ", "") ' make sure a bar end sql is used If Trim(combo.Text) = "" Or IsNull(combo.Text) Then ' Created by Walid Zohair, not to be used without the exact comments ' - Initiate it on (form) load, restore it on cancel AND after_update ' - Always store your OriginalSQL in global module variable, ' to avoid the quotation agony of VBA built-in editor to create your OriginalSQL ' do not just point the row source to the query name (keep the query for reference if you like.
' - Use queries to build up your sql statement, then copy/paste thier sql text in the combo row source Here you go: Public Sub GoogleSearch(combo As ComboBox, OriginalSQL As String, LookupField As String) I thought to attach it here for future searches to help others (fellow stuck programmers). Now I have been asked for the same again. text (which was a concatenation of several fields "tags" including cocktail name, alcoholic(Y/N), ingredients, glassware, brand, category. In other words, to allow including more than a phrase (ANDed ofcourse) to be searched for randomly (as you type) in the target combo.
However, the request is to have a google like search. I got asked for the same functionality couple days ago from a demanding customer. Thanks Vlado, your answer is inspiring, concise & with gif explanation.
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