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Bob O`Bob
Access isn't my strong suit... nonetheless, I'm giving it a try.
Application has a form, on that form is a subform, and on that subform is
a button. The button currently invokes a report with syntax like:
DoCmd.OpenReport strReportName, acNormal
The report relies on a query, and what that query really needs is to get the
data from one of the fields on the subform. Currently it's operating as
a parameter, so every time one clicks the button, the parameter window pops
up and asks for the code. This is obviously not necessary, but I'm not
sure what a "right way" would be. Please suggest one, or let me know what
sort of other information you'd need from me.
Bob
Application has a form, on that form is a subform, and on that subform is
a button. The button currently invokes a report with syntax like:
DoCmd.OpenReport strReportName, acNormal
The report relies on a query, and what that query really needs is to get the
data from one of the fields on the subform. Currently it's operating as
a parameter, so every time one clicks the button, the parameter window pops
up and asks for the code. This is obviously not necessary, but I'm not
sure what a "right way" would be. Please suggest one, or let me know what
sort of other information you'd need from me.
Bob