Enter Parameter Value Dialog Box

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I used the expression builder to multiply two fields in a report:

= [tblMasterList]![Qty] * [tblMasterList]![Price]

When I run this I get a Dialog Box: Enter Parameter Value. If I enter a
parameter value, I get a #Error on every line where the answer should be.

All I want is to have every row of data multiplied on each line.

What do I do?
 
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kingston via AccessMonster.com

Add the two fields to your report. Make them invisible or hide them if you
don't want them to appear in the actual report. Then create a control with
the value =[Qty]*[Price].
I used the expression builder to multiply two fields in a report:

= [tblMasterList]![Qty] * [tblMasterList]![Price]

When I run this I get a Dialog Box: Enter Parameter Value. If I enter a
parameter value, I get a #Error on every line where the answer should be.

All I want is to have every row of data multiplied on each line.

What do I do?
 
G

Guest

Thanks Kingston, that worked.

I even understand that, when using the Build function, I was attempting to
pull info from the original table instead of pulling the data on the report.

kingston via AccessMonster.com said:
Add the two fields to your report. Make them invisible or hide them if you
don't want them to appear in the actual report. Then create a control with
the value =[Qty]*[Price].
I used the expression builder to multiply two fields in a report:

= [tblMasterList]![Qty] * [tblMasterList]![Price]

When I run this I get a Dialog Box: Enter Parameter Value. If I enter a
parameter value, I get a #Error on every line where the answer should be.

All I want is to have every row of data multiplied on each line.

What do I do?
 

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