But then I ran into another issue, I changed the sub report query to the following:
SELECT Count(SV00300.Service_Call_ID) AS CountOfService_Call_ID, SV00300.Type_of_Problem
FROM SV00300
GROUP BY SV00300.Type_of_Problem
HAVING (((SV00300.DATE1)>=[forms]![frmWorkOrderlog]![txtDatefrom] And (SV00300.DATE1)<=[forms]![frmWorkOrderlog]![txtDateto]));
and now the subreport does not return any data.
The main report record source is as follows:
SELECT SV00300.ADRSCODE AS [Unit No], SV00300.CUSTNAME AS [Tenant Name], SV00300.Service_Call_ID AS [Work Order ID], SV00300.Service_Description, SV00300.DATE1 AS [Work Order Date], SV00300.Type_of_Problem AS Type, SV00300.Status_of_Call AS Status, SV00300.Technician
FROM SV00300
WHERE DATE1>=[forms]![frmWorkOrderlog]![txtDatefrom] And
DATE1<=[forms]![frmWorkOrderlog]![txtDateto] And
Status_of_Call=Nz([forms]![frmWorkOrderlog]![cbostatus],Status_of_Call);
If I leave the dates hardcoded in the sub report it returns rows.
Any ideas?
Thank you
Art Lorenzini,
Sioux Falls, SD
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