is there any other way besides a sub report, it really looks ugly.
No report of form can have more than one record source. Other than two
separate reports, it is the only way.
(I'm ugly, too, but I'm still useful:)
> is there any other way besides a sub report, it really looks ugly.
>
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> > > well and the wizard says that it does not recognize it. How do I get this to
> > > work?
Tina - 28 Nov 2006 18:54 GMT
Thanks, but when you build the report it says that you can choose more than
one table or query, but it will not let you. Do you know what the
capabilities of Access 2007 gives?

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> No report of form can have more than one record source. Other than two
> separate reports, it is the only way.
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> > > > well and the wizard says that it does not recognize it. How do I get this to
> > > > work?
Duane Hookom - 30 Nov 2006 03:01 GMT
I replied to this thread in the web-based news reader and it didn't seem to
make it here. This has happened in several other threads :-(
Can you combine the two queries into a single query? This might be done by:
1) creating a multiple value crosstab
2) creating two crosstabs and join them with a union
3) creating two crosstabs and join them with JOIN statement.

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> Thanks, but when you build the report it says that you can choose more
> than
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>> > > > get this to
>> > > > work?