How to have where condition in macro of navigation forms

[TMFN]

I have a navigation form which has multiple forms and each have the print option. The first indexed form I could make selective print but for the next form which has been inserted as navigation button selective printing is not possible, it is giving error message.

Kindly help.

 

[Jon]

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[Pat Hartman]

Welcome. Forms are not optimized for printing. It is always better to use a report.

However, to help you, we need actual information such as what the error message is and what code you are using to print the form.

 

[TMFN]

Welcome. Forms are not optimized for printing. It is always better to use a report.

However, to help you, we need actual information such as what the error message is and what code you are using to print the form.

Sir,

I have a form created in navigation form which consists of two subforms and one another navigation form . These subforms have print buttons (command) to print reports conditionally. These conditions are not working through navigation form whereas on stand alone it is working. I use macros to print because in VBA code it was not working. The condition clause used in the macro is

[QuotationNo]=[Forms]![QuotationHeadQuery]![QuotationNo] Stand Alone
[QuotationNo]=[Forms]![TMFNQuotesAndBills]![NavigationSubformQuotation].[Form]![QuotationNo] In Navigation form

This works only in the first tab of Navigation form. Second tab which is invoice form which is also having same print button but not working.

When I type these condition in the navigation form the macros prompts the fields and forms when we give marks such as "! or . " but in the second tab it is not coming.

 

[Pat Hartman]

Subforms are a problem with printing. You have forced every mainform to become a subform. That is exacerbated by the main form being a navigation form where only ONE subform can ever be referenced at one time. You can't print a subform. You print the mainform. If the subform is continuous, only the first page of visible data will ever be printed. There is no pagination.

What is the problem with creating a report?