I have a report that has a query as its control source. It also pulls some information from a form that it used to launch the report.
The report lists a summary of invoice details for a list of invoices that the user selects. I've been asked to have the report also include the date of the first invoice in the list and the last invoice in the list. This information is included in a separate table from most of the info I'm working with.
So what I need to do is to get a pair of text boxes that will be able to look up the dates of the invoices. Writing the query is no problem, but when I try to implement it in the report, it suddenly prompts me for a parameter (doesn't specify what). I'm not sure why it is doing this.
Is there a way to reference a second and third query from within a report, when the report is already using a query as its control source?
The report lists a summary of invoice details for a list of invoices that the user selects. I've been asked to have the report also include the date of the first invoice in the list and the last invoice in the list. This information is included in a separate table from most of the info I'm working with.
So what I need to do is to get a pair of text boxes that will be able to look up the dates of the invoices. Writing the query is no problem, but when I try to implement it in the report, it suddenly prompts me for a parameter (doesn't specify what). I'm not sure why it is doing this.
Is there a way to reference a second and third query from within a report, when the report is already using a query as its control source?