Hello,
Regarding the issue, what is your underlying database, SQL server or
Access? And, what is the data type for column "POnumber", string or integer?
If you remove the code "<%= list("POnumber") %>" and replace with a string
like
<TD ALIGN=RIGHT> Test PO Number </TD>
And then review the August report, will this fix the problem? If so, you
check the actual value when you generate the August report. for example,
wirte the values directly with:
Response.Write list("POnumber")
Will this give correct values?
Sincerely,
Luke Zhang
Microsoft Online Community Support
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