RE: Date Ranges / Report / Displaying Data

Everything Works Great Thanks

CCHD wrote:
Duane,
Would I enter " WHERE [DateField] Between Forms!frmReport!txtStart and Forms!
frmReport!txtEnd " into the criteria of the Date Column for each query?

Thank you for the help.

50 queries in a report? Wow, that's a lot of different information. If you
want each query to be filtered by the date range, you would need to set a
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Thanks

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