giorgospsk
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I wish someone could help me on the following.
My target is to choose a value from a combobox (ok with that) so this value passes as a criteria to a web-query.(of my Access 2010 Web DB)
When I type in the criteria box
>>=[Forms]![formThatContainsTheCombobox]![NameOfComboBox]<<
the whole thing works ok. The query runs and the report is accurate.
If I published the db on my sharepoint site and access it, its is not working. It says
>>Invalid reference 'forms.orderbydate.combo' in expression.<<
. Ofcourse if i removed this expression the database is being displayed properly on the web but obviously the query returned all the records (and not filtered by my choise in the combobox).
I have tried many different combinations about the syntax of the expression but still nothin. on my pc it works fine , when i publish it, it's no.
I swear i've been infront of my computer more than three days due to this , so you can tell how useful an information would be.
Thank you ,
George
My target is to choose a value from a combobox (ok with that) so this value passes as a criteria to a web-query.(of my Access 2010 Web DB)
When I type in the criteria box
>>=[Forms]![formThatContainsTheCombobox]![NameOfComboBox]<<
the whole thing works ok. The query runs and the report is accurate.
If I published the db on my sharepoint site and access it, its is not working. It says
>>Invalid reference 'forms.orderbydate.combo' in expression.<<
. Ofcourse if i removed this expression the database is being displayed properly on the web but obviously the query returned all the records (and not filtered by my choise in the combobox).
I have tried many different combinations about the syntax of the expression but still nothin. on my pc it works fine , when i publish it, it's no.
I swear i've been infront of my computer more than three days due to this , so you can tell how useful an information would be.
Thank you ,
George