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Simple Automatic Search Box Tutorial Using Binding Source - Visual Basic 2010 embedded Database MS access

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In this tutorial you will learn on how to create a simple "Automatic" search box . Using Binding Source.

Step 1
Open Visual Basic 2010 and create a blank form.
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Step 2
Connect the database that you created.
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Step 3
Drag the table in to the form.
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Here is the code for the TextBox.
Me.Data202BindingSource.Filter = "fDescript LIKE '" & TextBox5.Text & "%'"
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