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Merg to the max - 11 Dec 2005 03:52 GMT
I have a report with a query data source.  I can place all the fields on the
report and they print just fine.  What I want to do is use 10 of the fields
in a calculation in code in the  "detail on print" section.  I don't what the
10 fields to print just the calculated string.  When I try to use the fields
in code I get a "runtime error 2465 can not find ...

I have test ed with all sorts of ways to get at the fields  

Me![Fields1]  and [Field1].value and lots of others.
Duane Hookom - 11 Dec 2005 08:20 GMT
Use the fields as control source of controls. You can set their Visible
property to No.

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>I have a report with a query data source.  I can place all the fields on
>the
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> Me![Fields1]  and [Field1].value and lots of others.
Merg to the max - 11 Dec 2005 16:04 GMT
This does work but requires that I pile the hidden fields up the section I am
using.  Sure seems like there must be a way to access the data source query
fields.  Thanks for the suggestion, I will use it if I have to.

> Use the fields as control source of controls. You can set their Visible
> property to No.
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> > Me![Fields1]  and [Field1].value and lots of others.
Duane Hookom - 12 Dec 2005 01:39 GMT
I am not aware of another method.

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> This does work but requires that I pile the hidden fields up the section I
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>> > Me![Fields1]  and [Field1].value and lots of others.
 
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