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Creating Access Reports - Inserting value from Query

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write2slappy

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Jan 21, 2004
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Hi

I have never used Access reports before however I now need to. I have linked an Access db to SQL Server. I have created a query which doesnt a count of data is my database and runs fine when calling directly in queries.

I am now building an Access report. How do I go about getting the value returned from this query (there is only one value as it is a count query) onto the form.

Does anyone have any good tutorials to walk me through Access Report features. It looks powerful but I have no idea where to start, apart form the basic of the layout which I have done.

Kind Regards

Andrew
 
I have also heard that it is impossible to include the results of multiple queries in a report

Is this true? If so, Is there any way to get around this. I want to create my queries as procedures and simply call these to populate the report

 
If you have ever created a form then creating a report shouldn't be very difficult. There are wizards for this.

A report can have only one record source (query/table). You can get values or records from other tables/queries into your report in lots of other ways including DLookup(), code, subreports, controls with Row Source properties etc.

Duane MS Access MVP
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