I think that Taxcop is trying to capture the entry that the user typed into the Parameter Input Box from the query. In this particular case the info from the field would work. But what if the if he had a Range for the Criteria??
In a Report you can access the Input Parameters as you would any other field. So what he has would work.
In a report you could use this:
="Flyer Date: " & [Enter Date]
Placing the above as the control source of a textbox will return the desired results.
But to do this in a form, you do the work in the query instead by adding a field Expression:
Try adding the following as an Expression in the query:
UserInput: "Flyer Date: " & Format([Enter Date],"mm/dd/yyyy")
(I formatted the date in the above expression)
Make sure that the reference to the Parameter Input is exactly the same.
Now you can go to the form and use the newly created Expression as you would any other field from the record source query. Simply set the Control Source for a txtbox to this newly added field expression.
HTH
RDH
[This message has been edited by R. Hicks (edited 08-26-2001).]