Navigating and Printing out huge form/subforms

[pablotx]

Hello all,

I have a pretty involved form that I created to track survey results. I had it all inclusive on one main form with subforms and subforms to the subforms using page breaks. Unfortunately, I ran out of room lengthwise on the form. I wanted to stay away from scroll bars to where everything was visible at once. I now have moved towards using command buttons on the form to open up the corresponding record. My dilemna is that I don't know how to set up my print feature. I want to have one button that allows the user to print out all corresponding forms: ie. Demographic, Observational tool, survey result, staff information. All of these are linked together. Please help

 

[pablotx]

After searching the forums, I have found that printing off forms is not recommended and that I should use reports instead.
In all of the databases I have created, I have allowed the end user to easily print off their data entry form so that they have a hard copy record of what they have entered. Eagerly awaiting assistance.

 

[a.sinatra]

Just use the report wizard if you have no idea what you are doing. Select the fields you want, then it should ask how you want it sorted.
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JUSTIN BIEBER

 

[pablotx]

Thanks for trying, but what???

 

[pablotx]

I would still like to do this on the form however. I received this suggestion from another website. I can't figure out what it means or if it is even helpful. Please assist.

For i = 1 to TabName.tab.count

cmdlg.print TabName.tab(i)

next i