DblDogDare
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Although this is my first post, I have gained a tremendous amount of information from this forum. It has helped me a great deal.
I am trying to print a report utilizing a command button on a form. The form opens with a [type] command based on a query(A)of a "particular field" so that it filters to a specific record. I then have a command button to print a report of that specific recordset. The report is based on a different filter query(B). So, I have to type the "particular field" again to filter the report. If I point the report to the same query as the form, I still have to enter the "particular field" because it is a [type] command to open. I want to be able to print the recorset information that is on the current form without having to enter the parameter again. Any thoughts are greatly appreciated.
I am trying to print a report utilizing a command button on a form. The form opens with a [type] command based on a query(A)of a "particular field" so that it filters to a specific record. I then have a command button to print a report of that specific recordset. The report is based on a different filter query(B). So, I have to type the "particular field" again to filter the report. If I point the report to the same query as the form, I still have to enter the "particular field" because it is a [type] command to open. I want to be able to print the recorset information that is on the current form without having to enter the parameter again. Any thoughts are greatly appreciated.