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Report Output Errors
From the db, I can run any one of 60 reports individually and the report
outputs are error-free. I set up a macro to automate the process and the reports are coming back with missing information. Seems like a very simple process but I cannot locate any errors in syntax or with the tables/queries generating the reports. Any help is GREATLY appreciated. |
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can you provide any information about the process used to run the reports
individually? Are there parameters, criteria, user interaction,...? -- Duane Hookom Microsoft Access MVP "Simms" wrote: From the db, I can run any one of 60 reports individually and the report outputs are error-free. I set up a macro to automate the process and the reports are coming back with missing information. Seems like a very simple process but I cannot locate any errors in syntax or with the tables/queries generating the reports. Any help is GREATLY appreciated. |
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Simms wrote:
From the db, I can run any one of 60 reports individually and the report outputs are error-free. I set up a macro to automate the process and the reports are coming back with missing information. Seems like a very simple process but I cannot locate any errors in syntax or with the tables/queries generating the reports. I've seen that effect when trying to open the same report object repeatedly. -- Marsh MVP [MS Access] |
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I have a form using a combo box with a drop down menu. After selecting an
item in the drop down, The output is built from a report and sub report running off two separate queries. The subreport uses 4 union queries. The data used to populate the queries is based on the selection in the drop down and a cross reference between 4 tables. "Duane Hookom" wrote: can you provide any information about the process used to run the reports individually? Are there parameters, criteria, user interaction,...? -- Duane Hookom Microsoft Access MVP "Simms" wrote: From the db, I can run any one of 60 reports individually and the report outputs are error-free. I set up a macro to automate the process and the reports are coming back with missing information. Seems like a very simple process but I cannot locate any errors in syntax or with the tables/queries generating the reports. Any help is GREATLY appreciated. |
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This sounds fairly complex. Are all 60 reports different or are you printing
some reports more than once with different criteria? If you are using different criteria selected from a combo box, how did you automate this? It seems you are not telling us nearly enough significant information. Please be more complete. -- Duane Hookom Microsoft Access MVP "Simms" wrote: I have a form using a combo box with a drop down menu. After selecting an item in the drop down, The output is built from a report and sub report running off two separate queries. The subreport uses 4 union queries. The data used to populate the queries is based on the selection in the drop down and a cross reference between 4 tables. "Duane Hookom" wrote: can you provide any information about the process used to run the reports individually? Are there parameters, criteria, user interaction,...? -- Duane Hookom Microsoft Access MVP "Simms" wrote: From the db, I can run any one of 60 reports individually and the report outputs are error-free. I set up a macro to automate the process and the reports are coming back with missing information. Seems like a very simple process but I cannot locate any errors in syntax or with the tables/queries generating the reports. Any help is GREATLY appreciated. |
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