I have created a query for every calendar month that finds unmatched records
for expected receipts, and another query for every calendar month that finds
unmatched records for unexpected receipts. To open up the report to non
Access programmers I placed a date parameter, however this only works when it
is in the primary query when finding the unmatched records. Is there any way
of resolving the other way? it comes up asking for parameters that are not
there!
Or is there a simpler way of getting the same results? It does work with
query searching for 'last months' receipts, but not when changed to a date
parameter

Post the SQL of your query.
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"Pitlochry1" wrote:

> I have created a query for every calendar month that finds unmatched records
> for expected receipts, and another query for every calendar month that finds
> unmatched records for unexpected receipts. To open up the report to non
> Access programmers I placed a date parameter, however this only works when it
> is in the primary query when finding the unmatched records. Is there any way
> of resolving the other way? it comes up asking for parameters that are not
> there!
> Or is there a simpler way of getting the same results? It does work with
> query searching for 'last months' receipts, but not when changed to a date
> parameter
>