C
Chris Howe
In Access 97, I want to print a report that will filter
the record based on a control on a form (with a subform).
I put the print button on the subform and tried to pass
the primary key id to the report but I get the parameter
dialog box. I don't want to be prompted for the id, rather
the id is passed from the form to the report.
The report has a query attached that asks for the
parameter. The form contains a control called status_id
that I am trying to pass. I tried attaching a "openreport"
macro to a button with a where clause and that did not
work. I got a dialog box prompted twice, one from the
macro and the other from the query.
How can I pass the parameter without getting the parameter
input dialog. Thanks.
the record based on a control on a form (with a subform).
I put the print button on the subform and tried to pass
the primary key id to the report but I get the parameter
dialog box. I don't want to be prompted for the id, rather
the id is passed from the form to the report.
The report has a query attached that asks for the
parameter. The form contains a control called status_id
that I am trying to pass. I tried attaching a "openreport"
macro to a button with a where clause and that did not
work. I got a dialog box prompted twice, one from the
macro and the other from the query.
How can I pass the parameter without getting the parameter
input dialog. Thanks.