No. Access runs the recordsource query when you preview the report and it runs it AGAIN when you print the preview specifically to ENSURE the most current values.
What problem is caused by having up to date data in the printed report?
No. Access runs the recordsource query when you preview the report and it runs it AGAIN when you print the preview specifically to ENSURE the most current values.
What problem is caused by having up to date data in the printed report?
In this case, I am using the query to randomly generate an exam. The report uses conditional formatting to highlight the answers, so the idea was to allow instructors to print a key if needed, then disable the highlighting to allow the exam to be printed for students. So, in this case, the query running after each print is a bit of a problem.
I just ended up creating a temp table and appending the query results to the table.
arne, It would appear that someone fixed that little quirk.
swingline, I guess I'm not sure the problem is. If you prompt for a variable that your code uses to make hignlights and you print, do you not want the highlighting to print?