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Thats because that is the name of the subform that the information is coming from. What should it be?
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Thats because that is the name of the subform that the information is coming from. What should it be?

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I'm at work right now and don't have access to your db. I believe I brought that up in your other post,<br />
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<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/27844120/Report-Prints-out-more-than-one-form.html?anchorAnswerId=38341921#a38341921" rel="ugc">Previous Question</a><br />
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When I get home I'll take a closer look at it.
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I'm at work right now and don't have access to your db. I believe I brought that up in your other post,

Previous Question [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/27844120/Report-Prints-out-more-than-one-form.html?anchorAnswerId=38341921#a38341921]

When I get home I'll take a closer look at it.

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I don't see a form called frmInductionHistory, just frmMainHistory. When you have frmMainHistory open and you select print report, you get the parameter query. That's because frmInductionChecks is not open.
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I don't see a form called frmInductionHistory, just frmMainHistory. When you have frmMainHistory open and you select print report, you get the parameter query. That's because frmInductionChecks is not open.

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form induction checks is a subform that is located on page 2 of the form frmmain.
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form induction checks is a subform that is located on page 2 of the form frmmain.

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I have a form called frmInductionHistory and a subform on that form that is called fromInductionChecks but &nbsp;when I go to print it out, I get a &nbsp;parameter dialog box that shows: Forms!frmInductionChecks.F<wbr />orm!Serial<wbr />.<br />
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The name of the report is called rptInductionpg2b.<br />
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helpappendsubformInductionCheckL.zip

I have a form called frmInductionHistory and a subform on that form that is called fromInductionChecks but  when I go to print it out, I get a  parameter dialog box that shows: Forms!frmInductionChecks.Form!Serial.

The name of the report is called rptInductionpg2b.

I get a parameter Dialog when printing a report that is a subform that is located on a form.

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