ACC1x: Description of CreateForm() and CreateReport() FunctionsLast reviewed: June 8, 1997Article ID: Q109395 |
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SUMMARYThis article describes the CreateForm() and CreateReport() functions that are documented in the "The Secrets of Access Wizards" manual which is included with the Microsoft Access Distribution Kit.
MORE INFORMATIONThis article assumes that you are familiar with Access Basic and with creating Microsoft Access applications using the programming tools provided with Microsoft Access. For more information on Access Basic, please refer to the "Introduction to Programming" manual.
CreateForm(), CreateReport() Functions
Description Creates a new form or report and returns a form or report object. Syntax CreateForm([database [,formtemplate]]) CreateReport([database [, reporttemplate]]) Remarks The CreateForm() and CreateReport() functions use the following arguments: Argument Description -------------------------------------------------------- database String expressions identifying the name of the database that contains the form or report template; if the argument is omitted, the current user database (the same value as returned by the CurrentDB function) is used. formtemplate, String expression identifying the name reporttemplate of the form or report template, the name of a form or report, or the word Normal. If the expression is omitted, Access Basic uses the form or report template set with the Options command on the View menu. These functions are the equivalent of choosing New Form and New Report from the File menu in the Database window. They return a form or report object. Use these functions in Design Mode only. Example Creates a report in the user database using the Normal template. Sub NormalReport() Dim MyReport As Report ' CreateReport function creates a minimized report ' that we need to restore. Set MyReport = CreateReport("","") DoCmd Restore End Sub REFERENCESMicrosoft Access "The Secrets of Access Wizards," page 15
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