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Casey
SF,
What you can do is in the query, instead of just using
the persons name, put [Please enter name]. Then whenever
the report prints out it will ask Please enter name,
giving you the flexibility of a choice of entry. Also,
you could place a combo box on a form, using as a source a
table containing all of the names you are interested in.
Then set in the query of the report
[forms].[formname].[comboboxname]
But use the real name of your form instead of
formname, and real name of your combo box instead of
comboboxname.
Either of those alternatives will work.
Also, you can place a button on a form, and in
the "onclick" property of that button, assign/create a
macro which uses the "openreport" action to open your
report.
Casey
What you can do is in the query, instead of just using
the persons name, put [Please enter name]. Then whenever
the report prints out it will ask Please enter name,
giving you the flexibility of a choice of entry. Also,
you could place a combo box on a form, using as a source a
table containing all of the names you are interested in.
Then set in the query of the report
[forms].[formname].[comboboxname]
But use the real name of your form instead of
formname, and real name of your combo box instead of
comboboxname.
Either of those alternatives will work.
Also, you can place a button on a form, and in
the "onclick" property of that button, assign/create a
macro which uses the "openreport" action to open your
report.
Casey