I dont know anything about 'autoreports' as I have never used one. Why don't
you just create a report based on the query?
-Dorian
Auto report simply automatically sets up the report based on the query. It
is just a fast way to create a simple report...so yes to answer your question
this report is based on the query. That is why I need help.

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Thank, Lori
> I dont know anything about 'autoreports' as I have never used one. Why don't
> you just create a report based on the query?
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> > I don't understand how it can show up on the query, but not the report? Can
> > anyone help with this one?
gls858 - 27 Nov 2007 17:28 GMT
> Auto report simply automatically sets up the report based on the query. It
> is just a fast way to create a simple report...so yes to answer your question
> this report is based on the query. That is why I need help.
Does that field show in the design view for the report? It sounds like
the field was not added to the report.
gls858
Lori - 29 Nov 2007 19:19 GMT
yes I selected it from the field list directly several times

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Thank, Lori
> Auto report simply automatically sets up the report based on the query. It
> is just a fast way to create a simple report...so yes to answer your question
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> > > I don't understand how it can show up on the query, but not the report? Can
> > > anyone help with this one?
Linq Adams - 01 Dec 2007 18:53 GMT
What version of Access and what service pack are you running?

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gls858 - 03 Dec 2007 15:19 GMT
> yes I selected it from the field list directly several times
This is a long shot but is the small box checked on the show line of the
query? Also in a totals query the where function on the group by line
will not display.
gls858