Multiple reports in range date

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PhilT via AccessMonster.com

I have multiple reports using the same range of start and end date weekly.
The date is display in a tab form to remind me the date range.

I like to print weekly multiple reports using these range of date. Can anyone
help me. Thanks.
 
K

KARL DEWEY

Create a form with two unbound textboxes to enter your dates.
Use the textboxes as criteria in the query for the reports like this --
[Forms]![YourFormName]![TextBox1] and
[Forms]![YourFormName]![TextBox2]
Before running the reports open the form, enter the dates, leave form open
as long as you are running the reports.

You can also use the textboxes in a calculated field to pass the information
to you reports.
 
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PhilT via AccessMonster.com

Karl,

I have couple questions:

1. I am using tab form, do I need to include tab form name also.
2. Can I use this criteria in the macro expression condition because the same
query also use for someting else.

many thanks

KARL said:
Create a form with two unbound textboxes to enter your dates.
Use the textboxes as criteria in the query for the reports like this --
[Forms]![YourFormName]![TextBox1] and
[Forms]![YourFormName]![TextBox2]
Before running the reports open the form, enter the dates, leave form open
as long as you are running the reports.

You can also use the textboxes in a calculated field to pass the information
to you reports.
I have multiple reports using the same range of start and end date weekly.
The date is display in a tab form to remind me the date range.

I like to print weekly multiple reports using these range of date. Can anyone
help me. Thanks.
 
K

KARL DEWEY

1. I am using tab form,.....
I would think so - I do not use tabs.
No. Macro condition is whether the macro action will be executed, not
select records.

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KARL DEWEY
Build a little - Test a little


PhilT via AccessMonster.com said:
Karl,

I have couple questions:

1. I am using tab form, do I need to include tab form name also.
2. Can I use this criteria in the macro expression condition because the same
query also use for someting else.

many thanks

KARL said:
Create a form with two unbound textboxes to enter your dates.
Use the textboxes as criteria in the query for the reports like this --
[Forms]![YourFormName]![TextBox1] and
[Forms]![YourFormName]![TextBox2]
Before running the reports open the form, enter the dates, leave form open
as long as you are running the reports.

You can also use the textboxes in a calculated field to pass the information
to you reports.
I have multiple reports using the same range of start and end date weekly.
The date is display in a tab form to remind me the date range.

I like to print weekly multiple reports using these range of date. Can anyone
help me. Thanks.
 

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