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Displaying a newly created field in a Query to a Report



 
 
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Old September 25th, 2009, 09:28 AM posted to microsoft.public.access.gettingstarted
Terry Hollands
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Default Displaying a newly created field in a Query to a Report

A college needs to give students a refund of 0.05 to students on certain
courses.
I have created a query and included a new field to calculate the refund. The
query works OK when I run it but if I try to create a report and add this new
field it does not display in the report. Any suggestions?
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Terry Hollands
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Old September 25th, 2009, 01:40 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.gettingstarted
Ken Snell MVP
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Default Displaying a newly created field in a Query to a Report

Add a textbox to the report, and set the Control Source property to the name
of that new field from your query.

Also, check the Record Source property of the report; if it's not the name
of the query that you created, change it to that new name.

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A college needs to give students a refund of 0.05 to students on certain
courses.
I have created a query and included a new field to calculate the refund.
The
query works OK when I run it but if I try to create a report and add this
new
field it does not display in the report. Any suggestions?
--
Terry Hollands



 




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