Gina,
Yes that part is correct as well...!!!
Kunal.
:
Kunal,
Then the RecordSource is not the problem. Is the field JobID on the
form
and can you confirm that that is the field name?
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Gina,
Record Source for both Form and Report is same "Quote" which is the
'First
Table' I selected the Macro from the Dropdown list. I am using
Access
2003
:
Kunal,
What is the RecordSOucre of the report and what is the RecordSource
of
the
form? Also, did you type in the name of the Macro or select it
from a
drop
down list? Also, what version of Access?
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Gina,
The On Click event didnt had anything when I created the command
button
through the wizard in which I defined wat report I want to
print...
so
I
opened mi form and and defined the event as the Print Macro which
we
made...
Do you think it could b a problem wit the record source of the
Report...
it
just struck in mi mind tat the record source of the report is the
Table...
and not the Form...???
Regards,
Kunal.
:
Kunal,
Okay then the only thing left to check is the Print Commnad...
I
assume
you
used a Command Button. Please look at the Command Button and
tell
me
what
you see in the On_Click event of the Command Button.
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Hi Gina,
Thanks for the reply...
The work same as mi previous one... prints all the data... I
just
want
to
print data related to that particular JobID which is shown on
the
Fom...
Mi form is always open as that print command is on the form
itself...
so I
click the print button and it prints all data one by one...
:
Kunal,
Try changing the Where condition to...
"[JobID]=" & =[Forms]![QuoteForm]![JobID]
Please confirm that the form is open when you run this...
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"Kunal Jariwala" <
[email protected]>
wrote
in
message
Gina,
Mi Macro Action is "OpenReport" -> Report Name "Quote" ->
View
"Print" ->
Filter Name 'Blank' -> Where Condition
"[JobID]=[Forms]![QuoteForm]![JobID]"
-> Window Mode "Normal".
Regards,
Kunal.
:
Kunal,
If the form name is the same and the field name is the
same
then
I
restate
my request. Please type your Macro actions here so we can
look
and
see
if
we spot any errors.
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"Kunal Jariwala" <
[email protected]>
wrote
in
message
Hi Gina,
Mi JobID is Numeric (Auto Integers). I m trying to set
the
Print
Command
on
the Form. But I think its the Macros where condition
which
is
having
trouble... The condition which I pasted before is the
one I
copied
from
one
of the Templet I downloaded from Microsoft Website.
Their
Database
is
more
complicated than mine... and it does work there but not
with
mine...
All
names are correct, but still dosent work???
Thanks.
Kunal.
:
Kunal,
Is the form open? Is JobID text or numberic? Might
help
if
you
type
your
Macro arguements here..
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"Kunal Jariwala"
<
[email protected]>
wrote
in
message
Hello John,
My database have got 3 tables, they have no
relationships.
First
table
is
the one which captures all the main data off the
form.
2nd
&
3rd
tables
are
just to fillup the 'Combo Box'. A single form on
which
all
the
data
are
entred and calculated.
So according to this scenario I think the best reply
would
be
"the
1st
Table
is the Record Source for the Report."
The Where Condition for the Macro is same as I
informed
in
my
earlier
post
"[JobID]=[Forms]![QuoteForm]![JobID]".
Thanks.
Kunal.
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On Wed, 23 Dec 2009 14:55:01 -0800, Kunal Jariwala
Hi Mires,
