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    Roopa_talla is offline Novice
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    How to supress multiple user prompts in MS Access 2007

    Hi ,



    I have a query which needs input of date.
    When we open the report the query is executed and displays the details.

    This query is repeated each time for a single report based on number of databases.

    The problem is the user input pop up window for date pops up each time the query is executed.

    I want the prompt to be asked only 1 time and take the same input wht ever is entered for the report .

    The user entry is designed in a form. The control is unbound.
    The where clause in the query is -
    WHERE P_BUSINESS_DATE=[Enter Business Date dd/mm/yyyy] .

    Can anyone please help with the solution .
    I wld be very thankful.

    Regards,
    Roopa.

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    pbaldy is offline Who is John Galt?
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    The most common solution is to have the user enter the date in a form, then have the query get the value from there:

    WHERE P_BUSINESS_DATE = Forms!FormName.TextboxName
    Paul (wino moderator)
    MS Access MVP 2007-2019
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