Hi All,
QUESTION 1
I have 9 reports each with several subreports embedded. In reality, the 9 reports should be one report but I have been having difficulties integrating it with all the different headers and footers. Any suggestions?
As I have not been able to resolve that situation, I was wondering if there is a way to output multiple reports into ONE PDF file. Is there a command to append the report to the end of another report?
I am generating over 600 reports so it would be a pain to do it one by one.
QUESTION TWO
A rather stupid question. I have a field called "Name" in a table called tblPersonalInformation. I would only want the name to appear if it is on the first page of the report. I have written =IIf([Page]>1,[Name],""). The problem is that this query pulls up the report name. I have many queries and reports relating to this name so short of renaming the field - is there another way I can over come this problem.
Thanks so much,
Charmaine
QUESTION 1
I have 9 reports each with several subreports embedded. In reality, the 9 reports should be one report but I have been having difficulties integrating it with all the different headers and footers. Any suggestions?
As I have not been able to resolve that situation, I was wondering if there is a way to output multiple reports into ONE PDF file. Is there a command to append the report to the end of another report?
I am generating over 600 reports so it would be a pain to do it one by one.
QUESTION TWO
A rather stupid question. I have a field called "Name" in a table called tblPersonalInformation. I would only want the name to appear if it is on the first page of the report. I have written =IIf([Page]>1,[Name],""). The problem is that this query pulls up the report name. I have many queries and reports relating to this name so short of renaming the field - is there another way I can over come this problem.
Thanks so much,
Charmaine