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on the click event of a command button in vb we need to send a runtime entity to access to generate a report in ms-access
Mar 31 '07 #1
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Dököll
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on the click event of a command button in vb we need to send a runtime entity to access to generate a report in ms-access
Greetings, divyakamra!

What do you have working thus far? Please tell us a little more...

Dököll
Apr 3 '07 #2
ansumansahu
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on the click event of a command button in vb we need to send a runtime entity to access to generate a report in ms-access
Hi ,
CAn you be more clear with your st of requirements. Do you want to send some value on the button click to the Ms Access database and pull out the data to populate on the report.

thanks
ansuman sahu
Apr 3 '07 #3
sashi
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Hi there,

Have you started the initial coding task yet? Pls show us your current code segment as it would help in terms of debuging. Good luck & Take care.

on the click event of a command button in vb we need to send a runtime entity to access to generate a report in ms-access
Apr 3 '07 #4
vijaydiwakar
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on the click event of a command button in vb we need to send a runtime entity to access to generate a report in ms-access
Wel its nice concept
just proceed
Good Luck
Apr 3 '07 #5

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