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From: KARL DEWEY on 27 May 2010 16:49 Is ContractsAndHours or CallsPerDay a query? If so, then check them against this query. -- Build a little, test a little. "SSi308" wrote: > I created a form called frmWeeklyReport and added 2 unbound text boxes > one for start date and one for end date. There is also a button that is set > to run the report. I open the form, enter the dates and click the button. I > then get an Enter Parameter Value dialog box Start Date and End Date. > > My Report includes a main report and a subreport each based on different > queries. > > I think I know where to look for the error, but am not sure what to look > for. When running each query directly, with the form open and the dates > filled in, the first query is fine, but the second query is prompting for a > Start and End Date twice. I believe I entered the parameters the same in > each query and have compared them and do not see any differences, except the > table.field information. Here is the SQL View. > > SELECT Employees.Department, Employees.Initials > , Sum(ContractsAndHours.DailyHours) AS TotalHoursWorked > , Sum(ContractsAndHours.OutNewBusiness) AS NBOut > , Sum(ContractsAndHours.OutRenewal) AS RnwlOut > , Sum(ContractsAndHours.InNewBusiness) AS NBIn > , Sum(ContractsAndHours.InRenewal) AS RnwlIn > , [TotalHoursWorked]/8 AS EquivDays > , CallsPerDay.[Out Calls] > , CallsPerDay.[In Calls] > , CallsPerDay.[Calls 3+] > , ([Out Calls]/[EquivDays]) AS [Avg Out Calls] > , ([In Calls]/[EquivDays]) AS [Avg In Calls] > , ([Calls 3+]/[EquivDays]) AS [Avg 3+ Calls] > > FROM (ContractsAndHours INNER JOIN Employees ON ContractsAndHours.EmpID = > Employees.EmpID) INNER JOIN CallsPerDay ON Employees.EmpID = CallsPerDay.EmpID > > WHERE > (((ContractsAndHours.DateOfRecord)>=[Forms]![frmWeeklyReport]![txtStartDate] > And > (ContractsAndHours.DateOfRecord)<DateAdd("d",1,[Forms]![frmWeeklyReport]![txtEndDate]))) > > GROUP BY Employees.Department, Employees.Initials, CallsPerDay.[Out Calls], > CallsPerDay.[In Calls], CallsPerDay.[Calls 3+]; > > Any help is appreciated. > > Lori > |