User input in a pass-through query

RichardMGreen

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Possibly the second daft question of the day, but is this possible?

I have a pass-through query which runs an SQL script.
I would like to pass a date (entered by the user) into the WHERE clause of the SQL script.

Is this possible?
 

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Is Access involved?

I do something like this, where I have a User Form where users can enter/select their parameters. I then use VBA to build the SQL string to assign to the pass-through query.
 
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