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I have a report in Access 2000 that relies on controls that are coded thus: =Sum([field]="x" And [field2]="T"*-1. There are maybe forty controls on the page with similar criteria. When I run the one page report I get x number of pages depending I guess on the number of records that are found (the numbers it returns are accurate). When the user punches the print button for the 1 report, the printer goes nuts and prints out 96 copies or whatever. The only way to prevent this is to select file, print, pages 1 to 1 ok. The report depends on a macro. HELP!
I have a report in Access 2000 that relies on controls that are coded thus: =Sum([field]="x" And [field2]="T"*-1. There are maybe forty controls on the page with similar criteria. When I run the one page report I get x number of pages depending I guess on the number of records that are found (the numbers it returns are accurate). When the user punches the print button for the 1 report, the printer goes nuts and prints out 96 copies or whatever. The only way to prevent this is to select file, print, pages 1 to 1 ok. The report depends on a macro. HELP!