The simplest solution is to leave the form open.
If you can't do that, right-click the text box in the Page Header and Change
To | Label. Then add code in the Open event of the report to assign the
Caption of a label, before you close the form.
(You can assign a label's caption in Report_Open, but you can't assign a
value to a text box.)
--
Allen Browne - Microsoft MVP. Perth, Western Australia
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"ecwhite" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:32BA3685-E2CD-462A-88AB-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hello,
>
> MS Access 2003
>
> I have a textbox on the page header of a report that displays review date
> which is the users date range parameter. I am using a pop form in
> collecting
> the date range which I pass to the query. I close the pop form when the
> report opens so that user can only see the repot once it opens.
>
> The report can be one page or multiple pages depending on the date range
> the
> user put in. I want to desplay the date range on all the multiple pages.
>
> This works on the first page only. When the report is multiple pages it
> says
> error in the textbox for displaying date on page 2.
>
> How do I make it display the date range in all the multiple pages.
>
> ="" & Forms!Frm_report_criteria!txt_begin_Date & " Through " &
> Forms!Frm_report_criteria!txt_End_Date