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Program in report datasource

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kai - 26 Sep 2004 03:51 GMT
Hi,
 I try to fill out a textbox value programmaticlly in the datasourse. I
have two textboxs on the report, one "score" textbox connect to table
"score" field, other  "grade" is just a textbox.

When the repoert is open, the value in the "grade'' box base one the "score"
value,

score      grade

>90        A
>80        B
>70        C

But in the data source window, I cannot program, where should I do it?

Thanks

Kai
Larry  Linson - 26 Sep 2004 04:58 GMT
If you can do it with an expression, in the ControlSource for the calculated
text box. If you can't, create a function and specifiy the function in the
ControlSource.

 Larry Linson
 Microsoft Access MVP

> Hi,
>   I try to fill out a textbox value programmaticlly in the datasourse. I
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> Kai
Pieter Linden - 27 Sep 2004 14:21 GMT
> Hi,
>   I try to fill out a textbox value programmaticlly in the datasourse. I
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>
> Thanks

Of course, you could base your report on a query and then just drop in
the calculated values...

> Kai
 
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