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Hi Aparna, Yes you should be able to use this code although you will have to amend all the references to names which I have used for my DB. You won't necessarily need the "filterdefinition" line of code either... Write the vba code in a module and call it from a button on your form.

Hi Pat, Basically I did it like that because I didn’t know how else to filter the report’s recordsource (qryRptS) other than [Company ID]=[Forms]![frmCompany]![CompanyID]. Is there a way to write something like this: Reports!rptQryS.Filter=”[Company ID] = “ & rst.Fields(“Company ID”) … in the...

Hi All, Thanks for all the advice. The OpenReport command was definitely the culprit – I tried Vila’s initial suggestion of taking DoCmd.OpenReport out of the loop but even then it eventually gave me the same error. The method of saving reports to pdf using just OutputTo works like a dream...

Hi All I am using the following code to generate a series of reports based on a query (qryRptS). This is quite intensive on the Jet database engine as after producing reports for the first 9 records an error appears declaring that Access “cannot open any more tables”. Dim qdf As QueryDef...

I set the parameter type in the query "qryRptS" as Date/time for both instances and it seems to be working now

The line producing the error is: Set rst=qdf.OpenRecordset()

Hi VilaRestal, Thanks for getting back to me. In the latest code you posted I don't get the parameter error ("Too few parameters. Expected 2") but I get an error which says "data type mismatch in criteria expression"... Do you have any ideas about what could be casuing this?

Hi there, I am trying to create a module with VBA to output approx 500 access reports into a folder. The access report is linked to a query called “qryRptS” with each record in the query responsible for one report. The problem is that qryRptS is a parameterised query based on 2 date fields...

Thanks PNGBill. This is a good solution. I started off with my report (rptQryS) linked to a form and used the following code for mass pdf report generation: Do DoCmd.OpenReport "rptQryS", acViewReport, "", "", acNormal DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputReport, "rptQryS", "PDFFormat(*.pdf)"...

Hi All, I am trying to create a macro to export a report to pdf multiple times for a whole series of different records. The report (rptQryS) is essentially a template which contains different information depending on which record of a form (frmCompany) is selected. I've had a go with the...

How would one go about automating this process using an Outlook object?

I have exactly the same problem - does anyone have any ideas on how to set "Standard Publishing" as the default quality option when exporting pdf directly to email?

Hi All, I've been designing my Access DB on a common drive (my reasoning is that this drive is backed up automatically every 24 hrs). Recently one of our IT guys was making some changes to our server and this coincided with certain queries, which were previously working, producing errors...

Hi All, I am currently designing a report with lots of calculated controls in the 'detail' section of the reports. An example would be as follows: ="For this period " & [Trading Name] & " has made cost savings of approximately: £" & Round([SumOfCOST SAVING],0) I have found it easier to...

Hi All, I am no longer looking for a solution to this problem, but if someone has a solution then by all means put it up as others may be interested...