Create the cursor from wherever you call the report. Say for example you have a myreportbutton on a form for running this report, you might have something like this in the .Click:

SELECT .......... INTO CURSOR cMyReport
REPORT FORM PREVIEW

You would reference fields from cMyReport in your report.

>Thanks for the quick reply to my problem. I don't know how to place SQL in my properties, but, I will try dragging the relationship from the child to the master in the data environment. Thank you so much! (PS Where would I look to learn how to create the SQL and WHERE to put it) I do know how to view, cut, and paste SQL that has been generated, but have no clue how to use it in the properties.