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Displaying Date on every Report Page

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becky250 - 18 Jan 2007 11:00 GMT
I have set up a database that analyses the effectiveness of production lines.
For my report, users select a Start Date and End date (through a form) and
the enter button brings up the report. The first page (first production line)
displays the start and end date however any other page (the other production
lines that were on the same days) is displaying "#Name?". How can i solve
this so the date range is displayed on every page?

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Rebecca
Allen Browne - 18 Jan 2007 12:12 GMT
If the Control Source of the text box on the report looks like this:
   =[Forms].[Form1].[StartDate]
then make sure the form stays open in the background while the report is
open.

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>I have set up a database that analyses the effectiveness of production
>lines.
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> Rebecca
 
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