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Using a Criteria Form with an Access Report

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Show developers how to use a criteria form to limit the data that appears on an Access report. It is a common requirement that users can specify the criteria for a report at runtime. The easiest way to accomplish this is using a criteria form that appears when the user runs the report.

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1. The video provides two examples of reports that load forms on the reports' open events.

2. The code both in the reports and the criteria forms is explained so that the viewer can understand all of the steps involved in capturing report criteria on a form.

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