The exact details will depend on what version of VB you're using (hint hint). But generally speaking, you would put some code in one of the event procedures attached to the textbox. This code would copy the value to the "reportviewer".
This is just general advice, as I don't know much about your situation.
Hi, This is rich. Its good to know someone is there to help.
I am using visual basic 2008 version now. I am quite use to visual basic 6.
This is my first time using it the reportviewer. first, I want the code that will actually display on a reportviewer, the content of a textbox when i change it and after i hit a command button without restarting the program. second, i want
to be able to create a .mdb file, create tables, fields and manage the contents file from code. I can do that quite well with vb6 and SQL. Again i have a book on vb2005 databse programming, but it doesn't seem to work.
thanks
Rich