Re: Can one open a report in another mdb? (by RLi)

How about importing it and then executing it?

Bob

"Rob" <Rob@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I have a split database, front end/back end.
The front end contains the form/reports/modules/queries etc.
The back end the tables and data.
The front end is distributed in mde format (so vba and design mode are non
accessible).
I would like users to be able to see and freely modify the report design,
but not the forms design.
So i thougt: maybe store the reports in a separate (open) mdb.

But can anyone tell me if one can call a report in a mdb from a form
stored
in another mde? And parsing filters from the form to the report?

Thanks for any reply,
Rob


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