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Dispaying from & To dates from a query field in a report 1

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I have created a parameter query using the following in the criteria field of the date:
Between [Enter Start Date] And [ Enter End Date]
I have built a report on this query,which works, however I wish to print the actual dates inserted in the start and end dates ,on the header of the report.
Any ideas how I can do this?
 
Try creating two text boxes in your report. In the control source of the first text box use =[Enter Start Date]and in the control source of the second use =[Enter End Date] This should work as long as your report's record source is the query with the parameters. Hope that helps.
 
Try creating two text boxes in your report. In the control source of the first text box use =[Enter Start Date]and in the control source of the second use =[Enter End Date] This should work as long as your report's record source is the query with the parameters. Hope that helps.
 
Yes! it works thanks a lot catkins

Peter
 
This old post is my issue exactly, only the above solution results in being asked to input the beginning and ending dates twice (once for the query, and once for the text boxes on the report). Having to do that seems unprofessional.

Is there a way to pass the user's input to the report without asking for it a second time?

Jay
 
Enter the criteria in the date field of your query:
Code:
Between [Enter Start Date] And [Enter End Date]
Then add a text box to your report to display the entered date range with its control source something like this:
Code:
="For the dates " & [Enter Start Date] & " to " & [Enter End Date]
The parameters have to be spelled exactly like they are in the query for this to work....
 
Cosmo:

You nailed it! Thanks so much. Have a star!


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How do you get this to work if the query that has the date range parameter is NOT the data source for the report but the data source for the query that is the data source for the report?

Thanks

Dawn

 
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