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Bob Watson
If I had the query:
PARAMETERS [Begin Date] DateTime, [End Date] DateTime;
SELECT Nz(Registration.Age, "Blank") AS RegistrationAge,
Count(Registration.Age) AS RegistrationCount
FROM Registration
WHERE (((Registration.[Date Attended])<=[End Date]
And (Registration.[Date Attended])>=[Begin Date]))
GROUP BY Registration.Age;
which is the "record source" of a report. How do
I get the [Begin Date] and [End Date] into
the report? The report rMyReport does not "know"
about this parameter data just because it uses
the query, does it?
TIA,
Bob
PARAMETERS [Begin Date] DateTime, [End Date] DateTime;
SELECT Nz(Registration.Age, "Blank") AS RegistrationAge,
Count(Registration.Age) AS RegistrationCount
FROM Registration
WHERE (((Registration.[Date Attended])<=[End Date]
And (Registration.[Date Attended])>=[Begin Date]))
GROUP BY Registration.Age;
which is the "record source" of a report. How do
I get the [Begin Date] and [End Date] into
the report? The report rMyReport does not "know"
about this parameter data just because it uses
the query, does it?
TIA,
Bob