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You could just use the expression builder to create an expression to find your answer. Expression builder will not show or recognize vb coded variables but does see the fields included in the recordset for the report and can sum, count, etc. the values. As you said [pagesum] is not a field or...

You may be able to use the DoCmd.RunSql command. I'm still puzzled by the syntax, but many things puzzle me. 'Define the values into variables 'Define the SQL string strSQL = "INSERT INTO tableName([ssn],[transaction_type],[transaction_amount],[transaction_notes] VALUES (""" & strSSN & ""","""...

Yes, yes, yes... I guess it never occured to me that wanting to display a report in... duh "print preview" would require an installed printer. My co-worker just purchased his Thinkpad and it had no printer installed, I plugged in the cable and Win XP made my troubles disappear... and my...

This is a packaged database running via Access Runtime on a friends test computer. I have not configured it to any particular printer. I'll look into these issues and see if I can digest it. Thanks for your input Mark

On the test machine no. But the reports are not default to print they are set to load preview. But I'll try it. Thanks for your reply Mark

I have packaged 2 different dbs with developer tools package / deploy. Both dbs work great under access. Both work fine as far as form and data manipulation & vb. Neither will show any of the reports in either database. This is driving me nuts. It's like there not even there. Have tried various...

I have packaged 2 different dbs with developer tools package / deploy. Both dbs work great under access. Both work fine as far as form and data manipulation & vb. Neither will show any of the reports in either database. This is driving me nuts. It's like there not even there. Have tried various...