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Doughboy cocked up first time 'round:p

Why would either faith be a problem to me?:confused::rolleyes:

What's a sink estate?:confused:

Why do so many of them visit us here then?:confused:

You've forgotten Carl Palmer, John Bonham and Ginger Baker

Unless you're prepared to put in a great deal of work and effort it would be easier and faster to buy an off the shelf accounting programme

It's not a team I normally follow, don't think I'll bother again:D

I've told my mother not to loiter outside the pearly gates 'cause it sounds to me there could be an almighty punch up between those that claim to have legitimate entry tickets and those those who got them on the black market:eek:

well it looks like we've lost, so carry on

Can you please stop arguing whilst soccer is on the box:mad::p

I'm sure newer versions of Access allow you to update all references to a field name change, but I'm not sure which versions, I do know that there are 3rd Party applications that will do this though:(

It's not the direct cause of your problem but you shouldn't have a field called Name,it's a reserved word in Access and can cause problems elsewhere in your db;)

You'll have to create a form to enter the dates you want initially and then pass those Parameters to the query. You then have to include the Forms reference as Bob said initially. You will also have to keep the form open while the Report is opening HTH

The Parameter button is greyedout because it's no longer a single query and would have to be typed in to the SQL view. The easiest way is to cheat create a single query where you can reference the Forms parameters, switch that query to SQL view, then copy the Where statement from that back into...

I suppose it never occured to you that many of the posters here are NOT from English speaking countries and even if they were many do not know what to ask for. In any event this isn't a school examination board:rolleyes:

It's generally accepted practice not to store the balance but to use a query to obtain it

Bob might I suggest you delete the previous post and either lock the thread or delete it altogether:eek:;)

Na, I think he'll just go home to roost