parameter questions

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Stephanie

I am VERY new to access and have inherited a report from a
former co-worker. I export information from another
program to be used in access tables. I then go into the
query to adjust some calculations. This time when I opened
the queries, it asked me for parameters. I have no idea
how these got there or what to do with them. I found the
expression in the design view that I believe was
responsible for the parameter prompts and deleted them. I
no longer have the parameter prompts in the queries,
however when I try to open the report, it is there again.
How do I get rid of this. If you could be very specific,
it would be appreciated since I have no idea what I am
doing!!!

Thanks
 
I am VERY new to access and have inherited a report from a former
co-worker. I export information from another program to be used in
access tables. I then go into the query to adjust some calculations.
This time when I opened the queries, it asked me for parameters. I have
no idea how these got there or what to do with them. I found the
expression in the design view that I believe was responsible for the
parameter prompts and deleted them. I no longer have the parameter
prompts in the queries, however when I try to open the report, it is
there again. How do I get rid of this. If you could be very specific,
it would be appreciated since I have no idea what I am doing!!!

Thanks

When this has happened to me, it is usually due to a mispelled field
name which might be an actual spelling problem or a misplaced comma in
the SQL statement behind the design view. I have fixed this by going
into SQL view in the queries section and carefully examining each and
every field name and associated punctuation.
 
Open report in design view.
Click on the little black square in upper left of screen of the report
design form.
Click on Data Tab: Record Source
Click on to open Record Source
The query that the report in based on will open up.
Double check that the parameter has been removed.
Joan
 

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