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Dennis
Hi,
I've done filters many times before, but something is not right and I can
not see it.
My report is running of a query which has NO selection criteria in it. It
is just a logical view of a table.
I have the following code in my report (it is hard coded only because I'm
trying to debug the code":
Me.Filter = "(((tblMailingList.MemType)='MT-S'))"
Me.FilterOn = True
I know that the filter code is correct because I went into design query and
put MT-S for the Criteria in the field MemType and view the resulting SQL
code. I then copied that code to the program.
When I run the query with the criteria, the query produces the correct
results. I then remove the criteria, and run the report. I put a break in
the code so I know the value of Me.Filter.
However, the filter does not work. I get all of the data, not just the
members with a MemberType = "MT-S".
Any suggestions? I know it is something stupid, but I just don't know what
it is.
Dennis
I've done filters many times before, but something is not right and I can
not see it.
My report is running of a query which has NO selection criteria in it. It
is just a logical view of a table.
I have the following code in my report (it is hard coded only because I'm
trying to debug the code":
Me.Filter = "(((tblMailingList.MemType)='MT-S'))"
Me.FilterOn = True
I know that the filter code is correct because I went into design query and
put MT-S for the Criteria in the field MemType and view the resulting SQL
code. I then copied that code to the program.
When I run the query with the criteria, the query produces the correct
results. I then remove the criteria, and run the report. I put a break in
the code so I know the value of Me.Filter.
However, the filter does not work. I get all of the data, not just the
members with a MemberType = "MT-S".
Any suggestions? I know it is something stupid, but I just don't know what
it is.
Dennis