Use the OpenReport's Where condition to specify your record. For example,
the following code placed behind a command button on the form would use the
RunID control on the form to restrict the Report to only one record.
'******************** Code Start ************************
Dim strDocName As String
Dim strWhere As String
strDocName = "Lease Details"
strWhere = "[CTRL#]=" & me!CTRL#
DoCmd.OpenReport strDocName, acPreview, , strWhere
'******************** Code End ************************
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Ron Taylor wrote in message <6cpoqm$c...@bgtnsc02.worldnet.att.net>...
Add a condition on the OpenReport method. For example,
DoCmd.OpenReport "Lease Detail", acPreview,,"[CTRL#] = '" & me![CTRL#]
&"'"
That statement will need modifying if the CTRL# field on the report is
not named CTRL#, or if it is not text. See OpenReport in help if you
want more details.
Keri Hardwick
> I have created a form that I can look up and edit records. I created a =
> push button command that will execute a report preview. Everything is =
> working as expected except that when I push the Report Preview button I =
> get all records instead of the one on the screen. This is the problem. =
> How do I modify the properties for the 'cmdReport Preview' command =
> button so that I only get the record currently shown in the form? The =
> key field for the table is 'CTRL#'. The name of the report is 'Lease =
> Detail'
Use DoCmd.OpenReport with a where condition?
> Ron Taylor
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