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  1. Sohaila Taravati

    Report Detail Section - formating text box

    If you do this it will work. Format([Date],"mmmm dd\,yyyy") Sohaila
  2. Sohaila Taravati

    Date Range in Report Header

    In the control source of your text box on your report put this: =Format([Enter Shipping Begining Date:],"mm/dd/yy") & " through " & Format([Enter Shipping End Date:],"mm/dd/yy") Sohaila
  3. Sohaila Taravati

    Data Splitter or shoud I say Data Spitter?

    Remember when you split your database, you are completely working with 2 different databases. One has all of your tables and the other one has all of your forms, queries, macros, etc. So, you have to find out what name you chose when you split your database. If you can't remember, go to tools...
  4. Sohaila Taravati

    Pick the month based on crosstab

    I have a report that runs Quarterly and is based on a crosstab query. I have some calculations that are related to the month of January, February and March. I don't want to creat 4 seporate report for each quater. Is it possible to use the same report and try to hide the first 3 months and...
  5. Sohaila Taravati

    Report Detail text box #Error

    Do this instead: Format([Date],"mmmm dd\,yyyy") and see if it works. Sohaila
  6. Sohaila Taravati

    Detail Report

    Use CrossTab Queries
  7. Sohaila Taravati

    Parameter value

    Put a text box on the actual report in the control source: =Format([Enter Shipping Begining Date:],"mm/dd/yy") & " through " & Format([Enter Shipping End Date:],"mm/dd/yy") Sohaila
  8. Sohaila Taravati

    Expression help

    Why do you have "=" everywhere? I got rid of the = sign in your code, maybe it will work for you. =IIf([LINE_ITM_UOM]="ME",[LINE_ITM_QTY_ORDRD]*1.094*2/3000,[LINE_ITM_QTY_ORDRD]*2/3000) Sohaila
  9. Sohaila Taravati

    Report Detail

    Put this code on a text box on your report: =Format([Enter Begining Date:],"mm/dd/yy") & " through " & Format([Enter Ending Date:],"mm/dd/yy") This code should take care of the beginning and ending date. Now if you want to show every single day, the best way I know is to make subreports just...
  10. Sohaila Taravati

    Report - Landscape View

    Go to File, Page setup and choose landscape! Sohaila
  11. Sohaila Taravati

    Sorting by name

    Open up your report in design view and click the sorting and grouping button. Choose the field you want to be sorted from your list of fields and your filed will be sorted the way you want! Sohaila
  12. Sohaila Taravati

    Crosstab hell

    I had the same problem, but it took me a while to figure it out. There might be easier ways to do this! First make a "Make table query" and call it "Dynamic Data", out of the information that you want. Then make 2 crosstab queries out of your Dynamic Data for each of the values that you...
  13. Sohaila Taravati

    Lookup a value from subreport

    I have already done that, the part that I don't know is how do I reference that to my main report. I thought subreports work individually and I know that I can show my data by linking my subreports with parent and child. Anyway, could you elaborate! Thank you Sohaila
  14. Sohaila Taravati

    Lookup a value from subreport

    Thank you for your response, I am hoping to solve this today! It is the total count of the record that I want. I have Driver Numbers that are associated to Bill of Lading numbers. For instance, the driver number 100 did 45 jobs(Bill of Lading Numbers) in a period of 3 months. What I want is...
  15. Sohaila Taravati

    Lookup a value from subreport

    Is it possible to lookup a value from a subreport and use the value for calculating other fields on the actual report? Thank you in advance for your help, Sohaila
  16. Sohaila Taravati

    Empty Fields

    Set the Can Shrink property of your text box to true Sohaila
  17. Sohaila Taravati

    Snapshot Viewer

    Check this place out http://www.mvps.org/access/reports/rpt0008.htm Sohaila
  18. Sohaila Taravati

    Date Ranges

    If you want it to appear on your report, this is how you do it: You have to put this in a control source of a text Box =Format([Enter Begining Date:],"mm/dd/yy") & " through " & Format([Enter Ending Date:],"mm/dd/yy") Sohaila
  19. Sohaila Taravati

    Date Ranges

    This is how you do it in the query: Between [Enter Beginning Date:] And [Enter Ending Date] I hope this is what you wanted! Sohaila
  20. Sohaila Taravati

    Locking fields on the same form!

    Thanks jack, That seems to work, I will give it a try. Sohaila
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