Hello,
I have an Access 2003 report that opens in print preview and then
maximizes upon clicking a button from a form. The OnClick event of the
button fires a macro to open the report.
How can I use the NoData event of the report to present a message box
( with vbOkayOnly) so that when the button is clicked, if the report
returns no data a message box appears, and the report never opens?
I've tried the following in code with the NoData event in a report;
Private Sub Report_NoData(Cancel As Integer)
DoCmd.CancelEvent
MsgBox "There is no data for the selected test.", vbOKOnly, "No Data"
End Sub
When the report has no data, the message box comes up, and the report
does not open, but the form maximizes. I thought that
DoCmd.CancelEvent would cancel the action of opening the report, but
that does not seem to work quite right.
The other thing I have thought about was to just set up a text box in
the report to return a count of student ID's, and if that number were
zero, close the report and show a message box.
Any ideas?
Thank you for your help!
CSDunn 2 5423
On 16 Nov 2004 16:02:05 -0800, CSDunn wrote: Hello, I have an Access 2003 report that opens in print preview and then maximizes upon clicking a button from a form. The OnClick event of the button fires a macro to open the report.
How can I use the NoData event of the report to present a message box ( with vbOkayOnly) so that when the button is clicked, if the report returns no data a message box appears, and the report never opens?
I've tried the following in code with the NoData event in a report;
Private Sub Report_NoData(Cancel As Integer) DoCmd.CancelEvent MsgBox "There is no data for the selected test.", vbOKOnly, "No Data" End Sub
When the report has no data, the message box comes up, and the report does not open, but the form maximizes. I thought that DoCmd.CancelEvent would cancel the action of opening the report, but that does not seem to work quite right.
The other thing I have thought about was to just set up a text box in the report to return a count of student ID's, and if that number were zero, close the report and show a message box.
Any ideas?
Thank you for your help!
CSDunn
Don't maximize the report from the button on the form.
Simply code the Report's Open event:
DoCmd.Maximize
To return to the un-maximized form when you close the report, code the
Report's Close Event:
DoCmd.Restore
Try the code in theReport's OnNoData event this way.
Private Sub Report_NoData(Cancel As Integer)
MsgBox "There is no data for the selected test.", vbOKOnly, "No Data"
Cancel = True
End Sub
Note: You will probably get a "You canceled this action..." error
message.
Trap Error 2501 in the command button event that opens the report.
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> I have an Access 2003 report that opens in print preview and then maximizes upon clicking a button from a form. The OnClick event of the button fires a macro to open the report.
So how exactly does the report get maximized?
When the report has no data, the message box comes up, and the report does not open, but the form maximizes. I thought that
Okay, nevermind, I think I understand what's going on. It's just an
MDI thing. When there's data on the report it'll come up full screen,
but then when you close the report, the form is maximized, too, right?
That's how MDI works.
DoCmd.CancelEvent would cancel the action of opening the report, but that does not seem to work quite right.
How can it know there's no data without opening and processing the
report...?
The other thing I have thought about was to just set up a text box in the report to return a count of student ID's, and if that number were zero, close the report and show a message box.
Better yet, if that number is zero, set the button's ( that opens the
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