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ControlSource Property
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- Post #7
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Reports
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ControlSource Property
The report is a bound report, but the PageSum field is user defined in the VB code builder. I can display all of the bound fields, it is the user defined field that I defined in the VB code builder that I can not dispay in a text box. PageSum is calculated by using a bound field on the report...- l7square01
- Post #5
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Reports
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User defined fields using the VB code builder
I am new to ms access. I am trying to display a calculated value in a text box. The calculated field name is PageSum. In the ControlSource property I set it to: =[PageSum], but it appears that the PageSum variabe is not recognizable to the text box. The PageSum field is not in any database...- l7square01
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Reports
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ControlSource Property
The PageSum field is not in a table. It is a calculated field using fields in a table. I looked at the recordsource feature, I think this of for tables, or bound fields. My field is not defined in any tables or query.- l7square01
- Post #3
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Reports
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ControlSource Property
I am new to ms access. I am trying to display a calculated value in a text box. The calculated field name is PageSum. In the ControlSource property I set it to: =[PageSum], but it appears that the PageSum variabe is not recognizable to the text box.- l7square01
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Reports
