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Hi,
I have an Access 97 database. I have a main report based on a simple single
table query. In that report are 3 sub-reports. It gets complicated from
there. Everything works fine if the first two sub-reports have records to
display. If they don't the report previews fine but when the "Print icon" is
clicked I recieve this error:
This expression is typed incorrectly, or it is too complex to be evaluated.
For example, a numeric expression may contain too many complicated elements.
All of the expressions are in the first 2 sub-reports record sources. I
didn't start receiving this error until I added the third sub-report which
doesn't contain any expressions (although the sub-report itself is a grouped
report). The report will actually print fine after clicking OK on the error.
Can anyone surmise from my limited explanation why I this is happening? The
report printed fine even if the sub-reports did not have any records (before
I added the 3rd sub-report).
Thanks
LeAnn
I have an Access 97 database. I have a main report based on a simple single
table query. In that report are 3 sub-reports. It gets complicated from
there. Everything works fine if the first two sub-reports have records to
display. If they don't the report previews fine but when the "Print icon" is
clicked I recieve this error:
This expression is typed incorrectly, or it is too complex to be evaluated.
For example, a numeric expression may contain too many complicated elements.
All of the expressions are in the first 2 sub-reports record sources. I
didn't start receiving this error until I added the third sub-report which
doesn't contain any expressions (although the sub-report itself is a grouped
report). The report will actually print fine after clicking OK on the error.
Can anyone surmise from my limited explanation why I this is happening? The
report printed fine even if the sub-reports did not have any records (before
I added the 3rd sub-report).
Thanks
LeAnn