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tried that just got #Name? on the viewed report ????
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tried that just got #Name? on the viewed report ????

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oh no duh!!!!!!!!!!!<br />
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Thanks mate :) 
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I am created a report in access, and want to show the name of the record source in a text box, but cannot figure how or what the correct syntax is.<br />
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I have tried <i> =&quot;Report&quot; &amp;&nbsp;[Record source]</i><br />
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Please advise ! - Thanks :)
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I am created a report in access, and want to show the name of the record source in a text box, but cannot figure how or what the correct syntax is.

I have tried  ="Report" & [Record source]

Please advise ! - Thanks :)

How do I show record source name in text box

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