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April 18th, 2007, 07:05 PM
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Hosting reports on forms
Hi all,
Quick question ( i hope ) .... Is there any kind of control or method in Access, which would allow me to take a report in the db, and "host" is on a form in the db? So in essence, the form would have some sort of "viewer" frame or something, which i could point at different reports, based on user button-clicks (or some other method). Thanks in advance, Arthur Dent. 
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April 19th, 2007, 01:56 AM
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Hosting reports on forms
"Arthur Dent" wrote
Is there any kind of control or method in Access, which would allow me to take a report in the db, and "host" is on a form in the db? So in essence, the form would have some sort of "viewer" frame or something, which i could point at different reports, based on user button-clicks (or some other method). No, you can embed a Form in a Subreport Control, but you can't successfully embed a Report in a Subform Control. You can have a Form with Command Buttons, or a Combo Box, or other Control that will allow you to choose a Report and then use the DoCmd.OpenReport in VBA code to open the Report you want to view. Larry Linson Microsoft Access MVP
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