Help with #Name?

[Wes Peters]

I have a report that uses a stored procedure as a record source. The stored
procedure accepts a parameter InspectionDate smalldatetime which it prompts
for when the report is run. I have a textbox control on the report with the
control source of:

=Format([@InspectionDate],"Long Date")

This works fine on everyone's machine except the person who usually prints
the report. They get #Name? instead of the date. Any thoughts?

I've tried replacing the Msowcf.dll file but no luck.

Thanks,
Wes

[john]

Re: Help with #Name?

"Wes Peters" <wpeters@gwssi. comschreef in bericht
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>I have a report that uses a stored procedure as a record source. The
>stored
procedure accepts a parameter InspectionDate smalldatetime which it
prompts
for when the report is run. I have a textbox control on the report with
the
control source of:
>
=Format([@InspectionDate],"Long Date")
>
This works fine on everyone's machine except the person who usually prints
the report. They get #Name? instead of the date. Any thoughts?
>
I've tried replacing the Msowcf.dll file but no luck.

Have you tried: =Format([@InspectionDate];"Long Date") ?
If that's working then I guess it could have something to do with that
particular user having a different language version than the others...
john