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Yeah, everything is OK now. Having helped me to solve the problem from the beginning till the end, thanks for your patience of a saint @arnelgp 😇

Anything convenient for you, I'll follow. Here the dot(.) has changed to the slash(/)

I'm from Vietnam, have you ever heard about my country, just a small one 😅

Here the message

Is it what you mean

I don't change my Local Date/Time format but still a yellow warning

I tried to adapt to my aim 😅 Here I use only your code, it just print a current record, not all records in one day.

You mean this I should change it to what: 01 - 04 - 2024 or 01 / 04 / 2024

I encounter some error messages Don't know how to know it 😅

Not that paranoid, I think you just choose to see the risk that people usually miss.

I put your code and @The_Doc_Man code in the sample, check it please.

"Syntax error" the access-brother told me.

With or without "Transdate=Date()", it still print the current report, I can't explain that.

Hi guys I can print a current record using the command button I put in my sample but I have to click 1 by 1 for each client so I wish the button can print all the records after each working day in 1 click only I think the code have to have a filter following the daily time or something like that...

Hi @arnelgp, I find your help for @Mercy Mercy here https://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/threads/print-selected-invoice.327177/

I have a difficult question I think. Here my move: In the report, I click Print preview. In Print preview window, I select Print and it give me Print window to work with. The picture I attached is the Print window. In the picture, the green rectangle includes choices for printer, the red...