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René
How do I set up a combo box to choose which report that I want to look at or to print?
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Jeff Boyce
René
One approach would be to create a form and add both a combo box and a
command button. The source of the combo box would be a list of the report
names, and the command button would run the
DoCmd.OpenReport Me!cboYourComboBox,,,
command (your syntax may vary).
A couple ways to list reports: first, using the MSysObjects table. I
prefer a second way, building a table of report information, including
Access report name, User report name (a more user-friendly version), and
whatever report criteria settings are appropriate to each report (e.g.,
display title, etc.).
One approach would be to create a form and add both a combo box and a
command button. The source of the combo box would be a list of the report
names, and the command button would run the
DoCmd.OpenReport Me!cboYourComboBox,,,
command (your syntax may vary).
A couple ways to list reports: first, using the MSysObjects table. I
prefer a second way, building a table of report information, including
Access report name, User report name (a more user-friendly version), and
whatever report criteria settings are appropriate to each report (e.g.,
display title, etc.).
L
Lewis Moseley
This is doable, using the techniques posted in the other reply.
But why not just make it EASY for your users by giving the a
"switchboard" form of command buttons, one per report? Or, if you
have a HUGE number of reports, a "report catagory" switchboard with
sub-switchboards containing buttons for the reports,
Or, in any reporting situation, you'll find that just a few reports
get the most usage. Put those on a the main report swichboard with a
"MORE REPORTS" button to go to anoter page.
But why not just make it EASY for your users by giving the a
"switchboard" form of command buttons, one per report? Or, if you
have a HUGE number of reports, a "report catagory" switchboard with
sub-switchboards containing buttons for the reports,
Or, in any reporting situation, you'll find that just a few reports
get the most usage. Put those on a the main report swichboard with a
"MORE REPORTS" button to go to anoter page.
P
Paul Johnson
If all you want to do is choose a report to print, then the Access database
window is the easiest interface to use. I'm wondering if you really wanted
to ask how to use a combobox to open a report on a specific record?
Paul Johnson
window is the easiest interface to use. I'm wondering if you really wanted
to ask how to use a combobox to open a report on a specific record?
Paul Johnson
or to print?René said:How do I set up a combo box to choose which report that I want to look at