Either I don't quite understand your reply or this method doesn't work.
The report will get it's data from a table, not a query.
In the report header, I added a text box and the code you suggested (in the
control source) and nothing appears?
Allen Browne said:
If the report gets its data from this table, you could display it in a text
box with Control Source:
=[Report].[RecordSource]
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JHL said:
Is it possible, without hardcoding, to have the table name print in the
report header or anywhere in a report?
Either I don't quite understand your reply or this method doesn't work.
The report will get it's data from a table, not a query.
In the report header, I added a text box and the code you suggested (in the
control source) and nothing appears?
Allen Browne said:
If the report gets its data from this table, you could display it in a text
box with Control Source:
=[Report].[RecordSource]
Either I don't quite understand your reply or this method doesn't work.
The report will get it's data from a table, not a query.
In the report header, I added a text box and the code you suggested (in the
control source) and nothing appears?
Allen Browne said:
If the report gets its data from this table, you could display it in a text
box with Control Source:
=[Report].[RecordSource]
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