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J Sedoff
I have created several reports in Access 2000 each using several
queries/subreports. When I run the reports, I get prompted for query
parameters. At this point, all of the parameters that I am asking for are
for the same date (the report determines the loss for the plant on [enter
date] ex: "7/9/08"), so each query keeps asking the user for the date over
and over again. Is it possible to start each report with prompting the user
once for the date and through some means (code, macro, etc) pass it on to the
other parameter prompts so I don't have to type in the date 2-4 times per
report, depending on the report.
The main reason I ask is that I have a macro that runs several of these
reports to create the final report that is handed out and I am tired of
typing in the date 15 times, when I think it should really only be asking me
for the date once; however, I do have two reports that need to use the
previous day, rather than the usu. day (ex: for the final 7/9/08 report,
those two reports would need to use 7/8/08 instead).
Is this possible?
Thanks, Jim Sedoff
queries/subreports. When I run the reports, I get prompted for query
parameters. At this point, all of the parameters that I am asking for are
for the same date (the report determines the loss for the plant on [enter
date] ex: "7/9/08"), so each query keeps asking the user for the date over
and over again. Is it possible to start each report with prompting the user
once for the date and through some means (code, macro, etc) pass it on to the
other parameter prompts so I don't have to type in the date 2-4 times per
report, depending on the report.
The main reason I ask is that I have a macro that runs several of these
reports to create the final report that is handed out and I am tired of
typing in the date 15 times, when I think it should really only be asking me
for the date once; however, I do have two reports that need to use the
previous day, rather than the usu. day (ex: for the final 7/9/08 report,
those two reports would need to use 7/8/08 instead).
Is this possible?
Thanks, Jim Sedoff