I've got a Macro that runs a few Queries and then ends with a Report. It
opens all the Queries and leaves them open and I'd really prefer that it not
do that. Is there a way to just run the Queries and/or close them
immediately?
Thanks,
Robert
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Robert wrote: I've got a Macro that runs a few Queries and then ends with a Report. It
opens all the Queries and leaves them open and I'd really prefer that it not
do that. Is there a way to just run the Queries and/or close them
immediately?
I don't use macros but I think there's a close command you can use? I
don't see the point of opening a select query if you're not looking at
it's contents anyway, action queries I can understand running before a
report to do something that the report needs but they don't open on
screen, just execute so automatically close anyway.
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[OO=00=OO]
The Select Query is choosing the Records for my Report.
Robert
"Trevor Best" <no****@besty.o rg.uk> wrote in message
news:42******** **************@ news.zen.co.uk. .. Robert wrote: I've got a Macro that runs a few Queries and then ends with a Report. It
opens all the Queries and leaves them open and I'd really prefer that it
not do that. Is there a way to just run the Queries and/or close them
immediately?
I don't use macros but I think there's a close command you can use? I
don't see the point of opening a select query if you're not looking at
it's contents anyway, action queries I can understand running before a
report to do something that the report needs but they don't open on
screen, just execute so automatically close anyway.
--
[OO=00=OO]
Never mind. I figured out that I can use a Filter instead of the Query to
build my Report.
Thanks. Lot's to learn but I'm getting there. This is kinda' cool.
"Robert" <ro***@email.co m> wrote in message
news:3_******** ************@co mcast.com... I've got a Macro that runs a few Queries and then ends with a Report. It
opens all the Queries and leaves them open and I'd really prefer that it
not do that. Is there a way to just run the Queries and/or close them
immediately?
Thanks,
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