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I have a reference table called 1. of 2 fields called
1.BadgeGroups(BG)and 1.Badges(B)like
BG G
aa 10
aa 11
bb 12
bb 13
bb 14

Using MS Design View
Table 2 has 3 fields called 2.name, 2.badgegroup and 2.group
In Table 2 called 2. they calls Table 1 for 2 fields
BUT with the second field 2.badges, I want the combo box
only to display the 1.badges where 2.badgegroup =
1.badgegroup

The current select I have is for Table Data View Row Source
is:
2.badgegroup is filled from a Combo box using Select
Distinct etc from Table 1.

Tried different syntax's but still lost, looking for some
help
SELECT 1.[BadgeGroup], 1.Badge FROM 1. WHERE
1.[BadgeGroup]=Me.2.BadgeGroup);
I can populate 2.badgegroup with a


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