- I have a report pulling data from a crosstab query. I want to add a date range criteria and also display the start and end date of the result.
- Need to transpose data...crosstab?
- ACC2000: Error When Running Crosstab Query with a Parameter (from Microsoft)
- Crosstab query techniques | Handle Paramaters (from Allen Browne)
If you create a crosstab query that uses an implicit parameter [XXX] or a form reference in a WHERE clause (criteria), you may receive the following error message:And including your parameter or a reference to the form control in the query's parameter list solves it quickly and easily. Allen Browne's article has a step-by-step description of doing that.
The Microsoft Jet database engine does not recognize '[XXX]' as a valid field name or expression.
Buried within one of the Access posts listed above is the phrase:
"You can use the Parameter names in the Report just like a Field in the RecordSource of the Report."What's that all about? I tried it and it's as simple as that. It's redundant when you're filtering on a form control, but when you let the query prompt for the parameter you can use the parameter in your report just like a column in your recordsource. Really neat for listing the selction criteria in a report's header.
Nice- it's 7:40 on Saturday morning and I've learned two things already today!
**Some links above corrected 2011-09-05**
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