Form label in a report

[SFC]

I created a form that basically is a launch point to a report. The form has a textbox for notes and a button to print the report. I have a label in the form which is a few lines of text, can I have the label show in the report? I put a text box in my report and the control source references the label in the form but when I print, nothing is displayed in the textbox in the report. Any feed back is greatly appreciated.

[RuralGuy]

Is the Form still open and did you reference the control correctly? http://access.mvps.org/access/forms/frm0031.htm

[SFC]

Yes the form is open (form view) and I click a print button that runs a macro to open the report (a table in the same file). Here is the source code for the textbox in the report:
=[Forms]![Form1]![Standard Notes]
Standard Notes being the label name in the form.

[RuralGuy]

I would think that would work as long as you are referencing the correct control. Are you talking about Report View or Print View of the report?

[SFC]

print view

[boblarson]

Labels don't have a VALUE so you need to use their CAPTION

=[Forms]![Form1]![Standard Notes].Caption


or change the label to be a text box and just format it to look like a label.

[RuralGuy]

Thanks Bob. I just realized the OP really did mean Label.

[boblarson]

Thanks Bob. I just realized the OP really did mean Label.

[SFC]

I tried using the caption method;
=[Forms]![Form1]![Standard Notes].[Caption]
When I print preview I get.... #Name?
I then tried making the text box in the form have the label as the source code but still get the same results.

changing the label to a textbox also gives me the same results....#Name?

[boblarson]

Caption should not have square brackets around it. Is this label on a SUBFORM?

[SFC]

Access automatically puts on the brackets, even if I delete them they pop back on.

However, I got it! this works
=[Forms]![Form1]![Label13].[Caption]

Thanks Bob and Ruralguy for your help