Create many reports individually

Alan R

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Hi,

I have a database that produces a number of different reports by selection of a 'Create Report A', 'Create Report B' etc buttons on a form. On some occasions selection of one of these buttons may result in a number of different versions of the same report be created. At present when i create the reports, they are all created at the same time which when printing off isn't a problem.

Now i would like to email some of the reports but obviously only want to email them individually (different recipients), is there any way that i could make it such that when i select 'Create Report A' and its creates more than 1 report, each report is created / displayed individually? Incidentley, i use a 'Report Printed' check box to only create those that need to be printed and whilst i realise that i could go through all the records to individually select as Printed / Not printed to achieve the individual reports, it would be functionally easier if i could achieve this automatically.

Any help appreciated.

I thought i had read an earlier thread on a similar subject but can't seem to find it now, pointers / links welcome.

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Alan
 
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i take it you mean a report is many paged, or multi departmental, as you only have a single report.

i had to do this, by writing special code to set the dept parameter etc, and then loop through a single report, resetting that parameter as appropriate, to do them all.

i think you may be able to use preview mode to pick and send selected pages, but i'm not sure
 
Gemma,

Thanks for the info.

Essentially, my database produces for example, Payment Invoices. Whilst the layout is identical the information contained on them including Customer will be different so, if i wish to email i need to be able to separate out the reports.

It maybe that if it proves to difficult i will need to use a check box to force the system not to include them all in a print - somehow.

Alan
 

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