I see that you are a VBA whizz and are trying to live VBA in Access.
Open the report in Design View. You won't need the Project Window very much
in Access.
Schedule_Up needs to be in your report. If you don't want to see it, use the
Properties button on the Format tab when you are clicked on it and set
Visible to no.
Click the Field List button on the toolbar and slide the field it onto the
report. If it isn't there, then click beyond the report grid and in
Properties, Data, click next to Data Source to open up the Table or Query on
which the report is based.
Add ScheduleUp to the query grid
Evi
> Thanks Evi! I'm getting an error now, which is so much more positive than
> nothing at all. The error is '2465', evidently it can't find my field for
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> Thank you, for giving me the solution to move this forward. :)
Hi matt, put a simpler version of the code in the report itself in On Format
Event of the section which contains Schedup
If me.Schedule_Up = True Then
SchedUp.visible = True
Else
SchedUp.visibile = False
End if
ie in Report Design view
Click on the grey bar just above the section that contains your control
Click on the Properties button
Click on the Events tab
Choose Event Procedure next to On Format
Click just right of that to open a code page
Just above End Sub, type the above code.
(note visible - not visibility)
Evi
> > Hi all,
> > I'm having trouble with the following setup. I've been tasked with creating
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Matt Winberry - 02 May 2008 22:35 GMT
Beautiful! Thank you!
> I see that you are a VBA whizz and are trying to live VBA in Access.
>
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