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    Subreport prints a page for each record

    No there is no force new page on the main report form. I apologize this is a single not a 2-page report. There is data above and below the subreport. If there are more than 26 records in the subreport, the data at the bottom of the page wont be printed using the vba code i mentioned before.
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    Subreport prints a page for each record

    The container, which i assume you are referring to the form in which the records are entered is a subform set to continuous forms. No forcing of a new page
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    Subreport prints a page for each record

    There is no force new page on the subreport
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    Subreport prints a page for each record

    I have a 2-page report that includes a sub report that may have as many as 50 entries (records). The problem I am having is that the report wants to print 1 copy for each of the records in the sub-report. I can solve that by using the vba command "DoCmd.PrintOut acSelection, 1, 1" and it only...
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    Display Field in report if Check Box is true.

    I have a table that lists all of the required training classes taught in house by our training department for each employee. Each record in the table contains the employee name and yes/no check boxes for each of the 20 or so classes that is taught as to whether they are required by the...
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