S
Sarella
Hi,
Please can someone tell me in a really basic way how can I print a report
WITHOUT it also previewing. I'm using 2007
I have several forms which have a print button ( created with the command
button wizard, report operations, print report, then relevant report is
chosen to print). This works great, and prints the relevant report for the
the associated record, however when you click the print button it also
displays the print preview and doesn't close it again. This means that until
the preview is closed the same thing keeps printing when the button is
clicked.
I'm pretty new to all this, but I've managed to looked in the button's
properties, and it's created a macro - runcommand, print. When you click on
that line there is a description called view from which you can choose either
print, design, preview, layout etc, I've tried changing it to all of the
other options, but the only one that makes the report work is preview.
Many thanks for your help
p.s. I did post this query previously, but it's disappeared
Please can someone tell me in a really basic way how can I print a report
WITHOUT it also previewing. I'm using 2007
I have several forms which have a print button ( created with the command
button wizard, report operations, print report, then relevant report is
chosen to print). This works great, and prints the relevant report for the
the associated record, however when you click the print button it also
displays the print preview and doesn't close it again. This means that until
the preview is closed the same thing keeps printing when the button is
clicked.
I'm pretty new to all this, but I've managed to looked in the button's
properties, and it's created a macro - runcommand, print. When you click on
that line there is a description called view from which you can choose either
print, design, preview, layout etc, I've tried changing it to all of the
other options, but the only one that makes the report work is preview.
Many thanks for your help
p.s. I did post this query previously, but it's disappeared