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Multiple Queries in a single report

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Jun 30, 2003
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I have 27 different queries that extract different information from a multiple table database. I need to create a way to present the information in a report format. Some of the queries break the user information down into age and economic status. The report needs to be in a structured format that presents all on the information in a 1 - 2 page summary. How should I accomplish this?

Thanks for the help!!!
 
I have figured out that I can present the data in Excel in the format that I need it. Is there a way to do this in Access?
 
You can create subreports from each query and place the subreports on a main report.

Duane
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I had to make Access re-create a report where I couldn't modify the report design. What worked for me was to create a table that had all the fields needed on the report. I then used a VBA module to collect the data and fill fields in a new record in the table. I then ran the report directly from the table, then deleted the record. Seems a long way around but you have complete control of the data, and the report tools in Access can be limiting.
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How about creating a single query from the 27 you have using the data you need in the report and then develop the report from this 28th query?
 
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