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Parameter box to print one lable for two people at same address

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garyf - 30 Mar 2006 22:57 GMT
I'm trying to print one label for two people at the same address following
the sample  given at  
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;207753&Product=ass
for ACC2000.

When I run  "qryMailingList" a parameter box appears.  If I click on it
without inserting anything, the Name2 field is blank.  If I put a name in it,
then Name2 is that name for everybody.  The field is as follows:  Name2:
IIf(qryLabelNames1.ListName=qryLableNames2.ListName,"
",qryLableNames2.ListName)  
Any suggestions?
[MVP] S.Clark - 03 Apr 2006 19:57 GMT
The import part is the name of the parameter in the prompt.

Is that name part of your query or table?

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> I'm trying to print one label for two people at the same address following
> the sample  given at
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> it,
> then Name2 is that name for everybody.  The field is as follows:  Name2:
IIf(qryLabelNames1.ListName=qryLableNames2.ListName,"",qryLableNames2.ListName)
> Any suggestions?
garyf - 04 Apr 2006 02:25 GMT
I finally determined the problem.  I had incorrectly spelled one of the
queries.  It now works.  Your answer is right on, I just didn't catch the
error for a long time.  Thanks for your response.

> The import part is the name of the parameter in the prompt.
>
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> IIf(qryLabelNames1.ListName=qryLableNames2.ListName,"",qryLableNames2.ListName)
> > Any suggestions?
 
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