Data shows in query but not report

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Hi,

I did a query to so I could do a report to list all our companies bank
accounts and numbers. When I run the query all the data shows up fine. But
when I do an autoreport - tabular, the bank name does not show up. It is the
only data that doesn't. Here is the SQL view of my query:

SELECT tblBlueBookCompanies.CompanyName, tblFinancialInstitutions.Bank,
tblFinancialInstitutions.BankAccountType,
tblFinancialInstitutions.BankAccountNumber
FROM tblBlueBookCompanies INNER JOIN tblFinancialInstitutions ON
tblBlueBookCompanies.FederalID = tblFinancialInstitutions.FederalID
WHERE (((tblFinancialInstitutions.ActiveInActive)=True))
ORDER BY tblBlueBookCompanies.CompanyName;

I don't understand how it can show up on the query, but not the report? Can
anyone help with this one?
 
I dont know anything about 'autoreports' as I have never used one. Why don't
you just create a report based on the query?

-Dorian
 
Auto report simply automatically sets up the report based on the query. It
is just a fast way to create a simple report...so yes to answer your question
this report is based on the query. That is why I need help.
 
Lori said:
Auto report simply automatically sets up the report based on the query. It
is just a fast way to create a simple report...so yes to answer your question
this report is based on the query. That is why I need help.

Does that field show in the design view for the report? It sounds like
the field was not added to the report.

gls858
 
What version of Access and what service pack are you running?
 
Lori said:
yes I selected it from the field list directly several times

This is a long shot but is the small box checked on the show line of the
query? Also in a totals query the where function on the group by line
will not display.

gls858
 

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