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Access report/query help

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fh786

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Jul 8, 2008
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Hi,

I am trying to create a report where the user inputs a start date and end date and then selects a supplier from a drop down list and this creates a report.

I have got the date bit working but how do I create a parameter box with a drop down list for the suppliers?
 
See faq702-3619 for instructions. YOu can use this for your start date selection as well.

John
 
Thanks for the link, looks interesting I will give it a go.
 
A simple question what do I change the strWhere too?

I am trying to point it to the table with the date field?
 
If Len (Me.txtFromdate & "") >0 And Len (Me.txtToDate & "") >0 Then
' entries in both
strWhere = strWhere & " AND datefield Between #" & me.txtFromDate & "# AND #" & me.txtToDate & "#"
Else If Len (Me.txtFromdate & "") >0 And Len (Me.txtToDate & "") =0 Then
' user put something in From date only
strWhere = strWhere & " AND datefield >= #" & Me.txtFromDate & "#"
Else If Len (Me.txtFromDate & "") =0 And Len (Me.txtToDate & "") > 0 Then
' user put something in to date only
strWhere = strWhere & " AND datefield <= #" & Me.txtFromDate & "#"
End If ' no need to specify anything if nothing selected

I am using the code provided by jrbarnett, I have changed the textdatefields to reflect my names but what do I changed strWhere to?
 
before code block above set strWhere to something like:

Code:
strWhere="[Supplier]='" & me!CmbYourSupplierCombo & "' "

so by the time the code has completed the criteria string will look omething like "[Supplier]='acme' AND datefield<#1/1/08#"

JB
 
I'm a bit lost now, when I use the above bit of code it does not like it.

Is there a simpler way of using queries than VB code?
 
Yes, if you don't want to learn code. See:thread68-1499545
 
when I use the above bit of code it does not like it.

you may want to be a little more descriptive about what "it doesn't like". What is the error message you get? I bet if you give a little more information someone will be able to help you get the code working.

Leslie

Have you met Hardy Heron?
 
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