Access 2007 - Reports

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Dawn

I need to print a report of a form with a subform. I will need to print each
record separately. So far, I have been unsuccessful. Can somebody please
advise?

Dawn
 
I need to print a report of a form with a subform. I will need to print
each
record separately. So far, I have been unsuccessful. Can somebody please
advise?

Dawn

the way to do this is to build a report (with a sub-report) that mimics the
structure of your form + sub-form.

Get this report working and laid out the way you want.

Then, you can place a button on your form that restricts the report to the
CURRENT record you are viewing.

the code behind a button would look like:

me.Refresh
docmd.OpenReport "name of your report",acviewPreview,,"id = " & me!id

in the above "id" is the primary key, replace "id" with your name of your
key if it is different then ID
 
Albert,
Thank you for your help. I was able to create the report, and it runs fine.
However, when I put a button on my form to run the report, only part of my
report is there... it is odd, I get an error message "You tried to lock table
'while opening it, but the table cannot be locked because it is currently in
use. Wait a moment, and then try the operation again." I did not have the
table or anything open.

Then, when I do finally get to the report after clicking OK several times,
only one of my subreports shows up on it. Do you know why this is?

Regards,
Dawn
 
Albert,
If you will forgive that I am writing you another message, perhaps you can
help me - it appears that if I put any type of command button on my form at
all (even just the search button) I am getting that error.

Do you know what could be the cause? I am growing quite frustrated.

Regards,
Dawn
 
Albert,
I finally got my report to work properly. I have had the weirdest week with
Access 2007 - it was not just me... I actually had a witness to what it was
doing. One day it wouldn't work, but I kept trying, deleting forms and
reports, recreating them, and eventually they work.

Thank you so much for your help.

Regards,
Dawn
 
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