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Search Seminar 34 Reports
Stephen Southcombe 
    
5 years ago
As requested I am transferring this question from my post on Facebook -

"Richard, God bless ya, but I am totally not getting Lesson 34 of the Search Seminar.
I have all this vba allowing me to search a large table just about any way anyone could want and view it in a form.....but I can't translate that search method into a report?
Your example of "Wh2" has left me stumped..... I've not been successful getting that to work. Where can I get more insight and understanding on selectable data reports?"
Richard Rost  @Reply  
          
5 years ago
Hi Stephen. I'm not sure what you don't understand. Explain to me the problem, please. Do you need more help understanding string concatenation?
Stephen Southcombe OP  @Reply  
    
5 years ago
Hello Richard;

No, I'm having trouble understanding / programming my reports to show the data I want.

I have a complex search form with more than 30 different combo box fields for which I have vba written to look up data according to the values selected (additionally with tri-state conditions). Everything works great for showing the desired data in a form when I run the vba.

My trouble lies in trying to translate that into a report.

I am able to get a "start date" and an "end date" to work together for a report. But when I go beyond that I start getting parameter query boxes popping up on the screen asking me for values that it should be getting from the search form.

I know you state in the Search Seminar 34 Lesson that reports don't function the same as forms and then you go into creating "Wh2" as a means to work around this but I am not understanding how to code it.



Stephen Southcombe OP  @Reply  
    
5 years ago

Stephen Southcombe OP  @Reply  
    
5 years ago

Stephen Southcombe OP  @Reply  
    
5 years ago
Figured it out. Sometimes you get so in depth into complicated coding that you forget basic things. So, in this instance I had forgotten to add the correct fields to the query...resulting in multiple parameter boxes popping up.

Send me back to remedial MS Access.....
Richard Rost  @Reply  
          
5 years ago
That'll do it, every time. That or misspellings. :)

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