While the query may be in use for a form, as far as Access is concerned,
your report is using a completely different query.
The easiest approach would be to create a form with unbound controls to
accept the four parameters. Have your query refer to those form controls
rather than using named parameters (i.e.: rather than [Beginning Date] as
the parameter, use Forms![NameOfForm]![NameOfControl]). As long as the
parameter form is open when your form and/or report is open, you won't be
prompted.

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>I have a form which asks for a beginning date, ending date, and 2 other
> criteria to generate a report. When I try to preview the report, a
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> match. Any idea why the query is not recognizing the data entered into the
> form?
Jennie - 10 Jan 2008 22:25 GMT
I have the paramaters entered in as [Forms]![ReportMenu]![BeginningDate] and
[Forms]![ReportMenu]![EndingDate]. The query worked fine for a year and then
suddenly started doing this.
> While the query may be in use for a form, as far as Access is concerned,
> your report is using a completely different query.
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> > match. Any idea why the query is not recognizing the data entered into the
> > form?
Douglas J. Steele - 11 Jan 2008 11:37 GMT
You say that "a criteria box pops up asking for the same criteria again". If
the ReportMenu form is open, no pop-up should occur. If the form is open,
did the BeginningDate and EndingDate controls perhaps get renamed on the
form?

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>I have the paramaters entered in as [Forms]![ReportMenu]![BeginningDate]
>and
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>> > the
>> > form?