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Report with "manual" table of contents

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bfamo

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Feb 16, 2006
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Hello everyone!

I'm building a report with 5 subreports in it. Each of the 5 subreports is divided by a page break in between. The reason for using these subreports is that I have to include a lot of graphs in the report, and each of the subreports is based on different tables.

Now, I'm also going to need a table of contents. I've been reading up on the subject, and most of the forum posts and how-to guides gives more or less the same version as the KB131588 article.

Is it possible to build a static table of contents using text labels and some VBA code that can track the page number of a control such as subreport or a textbox?

Thanks!!
 
thanks dhookom,

I'll try out your suggestion and post the result.

I initially tried to put a textbox (txtSub1, txtSub2 etc...) next to each subreport with control source "=[Page]". This gave me the page numbers I wanted. It was a long shot, but I tried to write some code that would copy these page numbers to my manual table of contents:

Code:
me.txtTocSub1 = me.txtSub1

The problem is that I have to run this code in the reports On_Format event, which is a bit too early.
 
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