Hey guys, I am really stressing out about the above, When I update my query my report does not update to the new changes although the query is correct.
So i have my query 1 which looks like this;
puu.sh/6YgYK.png
Now in my report after I have changed, for example the customer order number It does not show the updated query values. When I visit the RecordSource of the report I still have my old SQL string in there;
The only way It wil update is if I go into Report > Edit > RecordSource > Query Builder and change it manually.
If there a way to get around this? So I can update my Query and report updates with it? Or can I create a Macro for it to go straight to the query builder page within the report?
Thanks for reading guys!
So i have my query 1 which looks like this;
puu.sh/6YgYK.png
Now in my report after I have changed, for example the customer order number It does not show the updated query values. When I visit the RecordSource of the report I still have my old SQL string in there;
SELECT tblJobsDatabase.ID, tblJobsDatabase.[Customer Order], tblJobsDatabase.[Customer Line], tblJobsDatabase.[Customer Name], tblCustomerDetails.[Customer Address], tblCustomerDetails.[Purchaser Name], tblJobsDatabase.[Part Number], tblJobsDatabase.Description, tblJobsDatabase.Qty, tblJobsDatabase.DrawingNumber FROM tblCustomerDetails INNER JOIN tblJobsDatabase ON tblCustomerDetails.[Customer Name] = tblJobsDatabase.[Customer Name] WHERE (((tblJobsDatabase.[Customer Order])="1234") AND ((tblJobsDatabase.[Customer Line]) In (1,2,3,4)) AND ((tblJobsDatabase.[Customer Name]) Like "Microsof*"));
The only way It wil update is if I go into Report > Edit > RecordSource > Query Builder and change it manually.
If there a way to get around this? So I can update my Query and report updates with it? Or can I create a Macro for it to go straight to the query builder page within the report?
Thanks for reading guys!