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    Hope this makes sense, I have a database already in place that contains personal information for a variety of individuals. I'm trying to allow an option to search the database for birthdays. I have a simple user form set up, with a drop down box to select the month of the year, on cmdclick, I want it to search the database for anyone with a birthday in the month and produce a list. Not sure if it's a big deal, but the drop down box is text entry (i.e. January etc...) but the database is numerical entry (i.e. 1/1/1980)

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    Not sure if it's a big deal, but the drop down box is text entry (i.e. January etc...) but the database is numerical entry (i.e. 1/1/1980)
    Huge deal. A sample workbook showing your formats and column/row locations would have been more helpful. I am going to assume on a lot of things. If it doesn't work it is because one of my many assumptions/guesses was wrong. Best of luck.

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    Sorry for the delay, I've attached a sample file. The goal is to select the birthday report, pick a month from the drop down and have it run a report showing employees with birhdays in that month.
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    Re: User Form - search database

    With some small modifications to account for my lack of a sample workbook, stnkynts' suggestion did the trick as far as getting the corresponding names to appear in a message box. Thank you!

    I'm trying to adjust that message box to allow the user to export the list to another workbook if required, but I can't seem to get it quite right. Below is the sample code:


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    UPDATE

    Finally figured out how to get it to respond to the selection, I hadn't properly declared the response, new problem seems to be one after the other....

    It's exported the entire contents of the string into a single cell; how to break it back up to list properly?

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