[mso] Re: Access 2003: How to Conditionally Print A LIne In AReport?
- From: "Graham Jones" <agjones@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 13 Dec 2007 18:06:35 -0000
Hi Ray
As far as I know, "Enter Parameter Value" appears when your report is looking
for a Field name to read from that it can't find - if I'm right, then obviously
"toothcomb" check for spelling, but one particular idiosyncrasy that I have
found is that you can't have any spaces in the Field name, replace with
underscores is the usual method I adopt.
Good luck
Graham
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From: mso-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx on behalf of Ray Shapp
Sent: Thu 13/12/2007 17:38
To: mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [mso] Re: Access 2003: How to Conditionally Print A LIne In AReport?
Hello David and Robert,
Thank you for continuing to work with me.
<<Easiest first: bound simply means the text box is getting its contents from
a field in the record being printed.>>
I understand.
<<As for the boxes overlapping:...>>
In my test report, I have only one line in the detail portion of the report.
There is nothing to overlap
I am attempting to follow Robert's suggestion of combining both of your ideas.
Now the only field in the detail section of my test report is the following
expression:
=Trim([PEOPLE]![PHONE] & [PEOPLE]![2nd_Phone])
When I run the test report, a small window named "Enter Parameter Value"
opens, and "PEOPLE" is shown above the input window. It doesn't matter whether
I enter nothing or such values as "all" in the input window. The result is a
55-page report that contains only "#Error" on every other line. The alternate
lines are blank.
As an experiment testing the concept of concatenation, I replaced the
expression above with the following:
=Trim("A"&"B")
This also gave me a 55-page report. It alternates lines containing "AB" and
blank lines.
Please tell me what's wrong with the expression:
=Trim([PEOPLE]![PHONE] & [PEOPLE]![2nd_Phone])
Please also tell me what parameter value is being requested.
Thanks again.
Ray Shapp
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