Hi,
I have a form which has two option groups, and a command button;
form: Report1
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OptionGroup1 OptionGroup2
[] Report_name1 [] PreView (current) Report
[] Report_name2 [] Print (current) Report
{Commandbutton}
The user selects report1 or report2 and then chooses to view (or) print the selected report.
The command button executes the desired choices.
So far this works ok, but I need to use a parameter filter in Report_name1 (or underlying) query to filter report_name1 to show only the required [filtered] fields.
The question is; would it be best to use a combo-box or another option-group to filter the underlying query before the command button is activated? And where is the combo-box or option group best placed? (I.e. embedded in the report or on the report1 form or in the query)?
NB the field to be filtered is an id_field based on a lookup table below;
lookup_table: Xray_site_tbl
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field1: Auto-id (#1, #2, #3)
field2: Anatomy_group_Desc (E.g. Head, Chest, Leg)
Any suggestions welcome!
MrP
I have a form which has two option groups, and a command button;
form: Report1
-------------
OptionGroup1 OptionGroup2
[] Report_name1 [] PreView (current) Report
[] Report_name2 [] Print (current) Report
{Commandbutton}
The user selects report1 or report2 and then chooses to view (or) print the selected report.
The command button executes the desired choices.
So far this works ok, but I need to use a parameter filter in Report_name1 (or underlying) query to filter report_name1 to show only the required [filtered] fields.
The question is; would it be best to use a combo-box or another option-group to filter the underlying query before the command button is activated? And where is the combo-box or option group best placed? (I.e. embedded in the report or on the report1 form or in the query)?
NB the field to be filtered is an id_field based on a lookup table below;
lookup_table: Xray_site_tbl
---------------------------
field1: Auto-id (#1, #2, #3)
field2: Anatomy_group_Desc (E.g. Head, Chest, Leg)
Any suggestions welcome!
MrP