Set up the record selection formula like this:
(
{table.Employee ID} = {?Employee}[1] and
{table.Date} = {?DateRange1}
) or
(
{table.Employee ID} = {?Employee}[2] and
{table.Date} = {?DateRange2}
) or
(
{table.Employee ID} = {?Employee}[3] and
{table.Date} = {?DateRange3}
) //etc.
Then create a formula and format it to "can grow" to show the values of the parameters you chose:
"Employee "+totext({?Employee}[1],0,"")+": "+totext(minimum({?DateRange1}),"MM/dd/yyyy")+ " to " +
totext(maximum({?DateRange1}),"MM/dd/yyyy")+chr(13)+
"Employee "+totext({?Employee}[2],0,"")+": "+totext(minimum({?DateRange2}),"MM/dd/yyyy")+ " to " +
totext(maximum({?DateRange2}),"MM/dd/yyyy")+chr(13)+
"Employee "+totext({?Employee}[3],0,"")+": "+totext(minimum({?DateRange3}),"MM/dd/yyyy")+ " to " +
totext(maximum({?DateRange3}),"MM/dd/yyyy")+chr(13)
//etc.
Note that you would have to instruct the user to enter the dateranges in the order that the employee numbers were entered, so that the ranges correspond to the correct employee.
This is also set up (once you complete the above for five instances) to work ONLY if the user enters five employees and the corresponding date ranges.
-LB