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... easy answer but i can't see it, meant to say.
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... easy answer but i can't see it, meant to say.

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If you need to hard code text, use a label instead of a textbox.
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If you need to hard code text, use a label instead of a textbox.

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Undoubtedly an easy answer to this but I can see it.<br />
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I want to put some standard text in a report and this text will not vary.<br />
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I have put a text box in there, blank, and when I run the report I get a message box. It asks me for the criteria.<br />
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When I put in anything such as XYZ in the criteria box this then appears in the report.<br />
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How do I get the same standard text in every report.<br />
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Is it via a label?
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Undoubtedly an easy answer to this but I can see it.

I want to put some standard text in a report and this text will not vary.

I have put a text box in there, blank, and when I run the report I get a message box. It asks me for the criteria.

When I put in anything such as XYZ in the criteria box this then appears in the report.

How do I get the same standard text in every report.

Is it via a label?

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