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Old May 27th, 2010, 09:38 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.reports
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Default Reference controls on a dialogue form as the parameters

I am trying to create a dialogue form which asks for start date and end date
and includes a button to run a report. My goal is to enter the dates only
once to run the report. Currently I have the date parameters set in the two
queries and have to enter the date range twice when running the report. I
tried following several answers to similar questions but now when opening the
form and entering the dates I am prompted to re-enter the dates 3 times!

The report I am ultimately trying to run consists of a main report,
rptCallVolume, and a subreport, rptContractsAndHours.
Each of those reports are based on a parameter query:
rptCallVolume
Field: CallDate
Table: DailyCalls
WHERE [CallDate] = Forms!ReportGen!txtStartDate
AND [CallDate] DATEADD("d",1,Forms!ReportGen!txtStartDate)

rptContractsAndHours
Field: DateOfRecord
Table: ContractsAndHours
WHERE [DateOfRecord] = Forms!ReportGen!txtStartDate
AND [DateOfRecord] DATEADD("d",1,Forms!ReportGen!txtStartDate)

I can also post the SQL View if that will help. Thanks for any assistance.
 




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