To get the name of the month of a given date
use the Month() and MonthName() functions.
Month() gives the month no. 1,2,3...
MonthName() gives the whole name of the month.
Try:
=MonthName(Month([DateFiedl]))
HTH,
Lyn
Graham,
In an unbound textbox in the report header in design veiw try:
=Forms!FormName!UserNameControl
Catch:
The form must be open for the report to get the UserName.
HTH,
Lyn
This behavior is usually caused when the PopUp property of the calling form is set to "Yes".
In the form's design view, click Properties, click the "Other" tab, and set the PopUp property to "No".
HTH,
Lyn
You seem to have some VBA code in the controls. I have read that when you set conditional formatting of text or combo boxes in a continous forms the formatting of the controls on the first record will be propagated to other controls in the other records regardles of the value of the controls...
You wrote:
>>If Forms!MonthSelect!Month="January" Then
Score.ControlSource = "Score.Jan"
Else If etc...<<
Try:
...
Score.ControlSource = "=Score.Jan"
...
i.e. an equal sign between the open qoutation mark and the capital S.
HTH
Lyn
After several hours of brain bashing,"sweat" wiping, sleepless nights and the words of wisdom from the AccessPhantom I finally have the report. A million thanx to AccessPhantom.
What I did was to make a select query with the criteria for the Jan 1 of the year and the current month in which the...
Hello Everybody and Mabuhay (Longlive)!!!
In Access2K, I would like to print a 3-column report that shows the following:
e.g.
Income Souce/February/Total Todate
1. License / P100.00 / P300.00
2. Fines / 200.00 / 500.00
Income Source column is the listing of sources of income.
February...