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Matt Slattery
I am in a bit of a bind with a report I am working on at the moment and any
light shed would be greatly appreciated.
For a bit of background info first:
The report's data source is based on a query with a sub-query (both queries
have a fair few calculated fields - these do not seem to cause any problems)
The report has a simple sub report (this sub report seems to be causing
problems)
The report is opened from a form with a SQL filter based on user selections
Split Database (Front end / back end)
Access 2002 on Win 2000 or Win XP
Problem Details:
The report displays perfectly on screen when in preview, but when the print
button is pressed an error is generated:
"An expression is typed incorrectly or is too complex to be evaluated." - or
thereabouts.
When OK is clicked - the report continues to print but none of the sub
report data gets printed - even though it is displayed on screen!
No error is generated if the report is run with the sub-report removed - I
have looked over the sub-report and it's query and cannot find any problems.
Hopefully someone here has had a similar problem and can provide some help
or advice.
My thanks and appreciation for any advice,
Matt Slattery
light shed would be greatly appreciated.
For a bit of background info first:
The report's data source is based on a query with a sub-query (both queries
have a fair few calculated fields - these do not seem to cause any problems)
The report has a simple sub report (this sub report seems to be causing
problems)
The report is opened from a form with a SQL filter based on user selections
Split Database (Front end / back end)
Access 2002 on Win 2000 or Win XP
Problem Details:
The report displays perfectly on screen when in preview, but when the print
button is pressed an error is generated:
"An expression is typed incorrectly or is too complex to be evaluated." - or
thereabouts.
When OK is clicked - the report continues to print but none of the sub
report data gets printed - even though it is displayed on screen!
No error is generated if the report is run with the sub-report removed - I
have looked over the sub-report and it's query and cannot find any problems.
Hopefully someone here has had a similar problem and can provide some help
or advice.
My thanks and appreciation for any advice,
Matt Slattery