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Access 2007: Printing a report from one record in a form

Asked by Mr_Llamatastic in Access Reports, Microsoft Access Database, Access Forms

Tags: Microsoft Access 2007

Hi,

I've tried following all kinds of steps to get this right, and I think i'm teetering on the edge of success, but now all that's standing in my way is Run-time error 3075... and I have no idea what it wants me to change and how.

It's saying "Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression 'report_in=' "

If anyone can help I'd be much obliged.

Just so you know: I've gone to my table, my form and report boxes for 'invoice number' and renamed them table_in, form_in and report_in respectively.

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             Sub Command31_Click()
DoCmd.OpenReport "Invoice", acViewPreview, , "report_in=" & Me.form_in
End Sub

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Access 2007: Printing a report from one record in a form

Asked by Mr_Llamatastic in Access Reports, Microsoft Access Database, Access Forms

Tags: Microsoft Access 2007

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