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References to Me object from subreport property sheet?

Asked by PumpMeister in Access Reports, Access Coding/Macros

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>>>Please read carefully... there are a few subtleties to what I am trying to accomplish...
>>>I will be happy to answer any questions to clarify my objectives prior to awarding points.

I am in the process of shrinking the report code modules for a number of reports and subreports by moving the common code out of duplicate event handlers into functions in my stand-alone code modules.  This speeds stuff up and also makes the code much easier to maintain, since I can eliminate duplicate event handlers, and just maintain a single function in the stand alone modules.

The resulting functions are set in the appropriate property sheet in the reports/subreports as an event handler...  For example,  I might set an Open Event handler to be:  
                       =InitReport([Name])   or similar

In the InitReport() function, I would use the passed Name to access the Reports collection to get a reference to the specific report and its controls.  e.g.,  Reports(RptName)   or similar

The above approach will work fine with a top level report, but it will *not* work for subreports, because it appears that subreports do not show up in the Reports() collection, so referring to
Reports(SubreportName) in InitReport() will generate an error.

It also appears that I cannot pass a direct reference to the Me object if I wanted to rework InitReport() to take a Report parameter instead of a string parameter.  Correct?  (e.g.,  =InitReport(Me) )

***MY QUESTION***
So, is there anyway to migrate these duplicate event handlers from my *subreports* to the stand-alone modules?             (Maybe I am stuck with having the duplicate event handlers???)

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