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I will try this out and get back to you. I dont have a form yet, but have been considering a combo box. What do you think about using a subform has the date/time field supplied automatically (Now( ) Command) and the student ID and Name field and a button that just prints the subform as long as the Name and ID fields are valid? Can that be accomplished in Access?
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I will try this out and get back to you. I dont have a form yet, but have been considering a combo box. What do you think about using a subform has the date/time field supplied automatically (Now( ) Command) and the student ID and Name field and a button that just prints the subform as long as the Name and ID fields are valid? Can that be accomplished in Access?

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Thats what mine will do with the report.<br />
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&quot;In design mode of the report put a control with a default value of = Now()&quot;<br />
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Thats what mine will do with the report.

"In design mode of the report put a control with a default value of = Now()"



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Hello,<br />
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I have a question, &nbsp;I have a database that holds the information on students at an elementary school. I would like to create a form, query, or macro that prints out a tardy slip that contains the student name, ID #, date and time. I was wondering if this was possible by just inputting the student's name or ID # and the form adding the rest to the form?<br />
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I would appreciate any help on this<br />
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Hello,

I have a question,  I have a database that holds the information on students at an elementary school. I would like to create a form, query, or macro that prints out a tardy slip that contains the student name, ID #, date and time. I was wondering if this was possible by just inputting the student's name or ID # and the form adding the rest to the form?

I would appreciate any help on this



Printing a Tardy slip from a database

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.