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Old May 19th, 2004, 04:46 PM
Joe Black
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Default Record Displayed In Form Is The Record Printed In Report

The subform is contained by the mainform, therefore I think you need to give the full path for reaching the ServiceDate field. Try:

[Forms]![FrmMainDataEntryForm]![FrmServicesSubForm]![ServiceDate].

I'm not positive if this will work, but it's simple to try!

----- Kathy R. wrote: -----

Form - company name and other info - one record per
company.
Subform - has multiple service records for the company,
service records have a date, can have more than one per
date for a company.
The two tables are linked by Company Name field.
Question: I wish to ship the displayed company record and
the single service record that is displayed to a report.
In the report query it understands [Forms]!
[FrmMainDataEntryForm]![Company]and selects the right
company record. But it doesn't understand [Forms]!
[FrmServicesSubForm]![ServiceDate]. ServiceDate is not
unique. Thanks.

 




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