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You need to have the CancelError set to true and an ON ERROR statement in your code to run when [Cancel] is true. This is correct operation for this control.<br />
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M<br />

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You need to have the CancelError set to true and an ON ERROR statement in your code to run when [Cancel] is true. This is correct operation for this control.

M


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hi, <br />
this is my code, i experemented as u suggested, i could not succeed, can u tell me where i check for the error please in my code.<br />
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thanks<br />
Private Sub bookingBetweenTwodates_Cli<wbr />ck()<br />
Set Access = GetObject(App.Path &amp;&nbsp;&quot;\MyDb.mdb&quot;)<br />
Access.DoCmd.OpenReport (&quot;MyAccessReport&quot;)<br />
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Set Access = Nothing<br />
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End Sub
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hi,
this is my code, i experemented as u suggested, i could not succeed, can u tell me where i check for the error please in my code.

thanks
Private Sub bookingBetweenTwodates_Click()
Set Access = GetObject(App.Path & "\MyDb.mdb")
Access.DoCmd.OpenReport ("MyAccessReport")

Set Access = Nothing

End Sub

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thanks I visited your website, it's cool.
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thanks I visited your website, it's cool.

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Glad you liked it. Did you have your speakers on when you visited? :-)<br />
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M<br />

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Glad you liked it. Did you have your speakers on when you visited? :-)

M


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yes i did, &amp;&nbsp;i agree with you
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I use VB6 to print a report directly from access 97,. it works ok to print, but if i choose cancel button in the dialog box (parameter query box to enter date or id...etc) this produces a run time error 2501 and then exits <br />
the program. &nbsp;how can i solve this please from BV6.<br />

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I use VB6 to print a report directly from access 97,. it works ok to print, but if i choose cancel button in the dialog box (parameter query box to enter date or id...etc) this produces a run time error 2501 and then exits 
the program.  how can i solve this please from BV6.


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