Oh yes. Sorry about that. The ShowItem.Received_By is from this query: <CFQUERY NAME="ShowItem" Datasource="#application.DataSource#"> SELECT Company, Company_Name, First_Name, Middle, Last_Name, ContactID, Contact_Num, ItemID, RFQID, RFQID_SPEC, M2M_Quote_Number, Rev, Standard_Part_Number, Generic_Description, GHz_Socket, Received_By, Assigned_By, RFQ_Leader, Jsquad_Coordinator, Entry_Date, New_Custom_PO_Received_Date, Complete_Date, Highest_Quantity_Request, Sales_Order_Number, Order_Request, Customer_Reason_Rejecting, Budgetary_Quote, RFQ_Expected_Value, Possible_Status, Sales_Status, Additional_Comments, End_Customer_Name, Follow_UpID, Follow_Up_ItemID FROM ((((Contacts LEFT JOIN RFQ_Numbers ON Contacts.ContactID = RFQ_Numbers.Contact_Num) LEFT JOIN Companies ON Contacts.Company = Companies.Company_Name) LEFT JOIN RFQ_SPEC ON RFQ_Numbers.RFQID = RFQ_SPEC.RFQID_SPEC) LEFT JOIN Follow_Up_Notes ON RFQ_SPEC.ItemID = Follow_Up_Notes.Follow_Up_ItemID) Where ItemID=#url.ItemID# <!--- And Contacts.RFQ_Num >=0 ---> ORDER BY ItemID </CFQUERY> This query relates all of my tables together. I have a table called RFQ_SPEC with all the part info. and user's initials in this table. The User's table field Initials equals the Received_By field in the RFQ_SPEC table. Andy
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