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[sierralightfoot]

I have a report that I print to pdf. I have 10 cities that I want to use
individually as the criteria in the query field[city]. How can I make the
report use city1, then city2, etc as the criteria for the report?

 

[Boyd Trimmell aka Hi Tech Coach via AccessMonster.]

Does each city need to be in a separate PDF file?

If Yes, then you will need to use some type of loop to print he report for
each city.

I have a report that I print to pdf. I have 10 cities that I want to use
individually as the criteria in the query field[city]. How can I make the
report use city1, then city2, etc as the criteria for the report?

 

[sierralightfoot]

Let's forget the print issue and just open the ten reports.

Does each city need to be in a separate PDF file?

If Yes, then you will need to use some type of loop to print he report for
each city.

I have a report that I print to pdf. I have 10 cities that I want to use
individually as the criteria in the query field[city]. How can I make the
report use city1, then city2, etc as the criteria for the report?

--
Boyd Trimmell
aka Hi Tech Coach
http://www.hitechcoach.com
http://www.officeprogramming.com

 

[Duane Hookom]

Can we assume you have a city field in the Record Source of your report? Can
we assume there is a table of cities or a list box with 10 unique cities
selected or a temporary table with 10 cities?

--
Duane Hookom
Microsoft Access MVP
If I have helped you, please help me by donating to UCP
http://www.access.hookom.net/UCP/Default.htm

Let's forget the print issue and just open the ten reports.

Does each city need to be in a separate PDF file?

If Yes, then you will need to use some type of loop to print he report for
each city.

I have a report that I print to pdf. I have 10 cities that I want to use
individually as the criteria in the query field[city]. How can I make the
report use city1, then city2, etc as the criteria for the report?

--
Boyd Trimmell
aka Hi Tech Coach
http://www.hitechcoach.com
http://www.officeprogramming.com

 

[Boyd Trimmell aka HiTechCoach via AccessMonster.co]

The simplest approach it it is the same ten cites each time would be:

DoCmd.OpenReport "rptNname"Here, , , "[City] = 'CityName1'"
DoCmd.OpenReport "rptNname"Here, , , "[City] = 'CityName2'"
...
DoCmd.OpenReport "rptNname"Here, , , "[City] = 'CityName10'"

Let's forget the print issue and just open the ten reports.

Does each city need to be in a separate PDF file?

[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]

individually as the criteria in the query field[city]. How can I make the
report use city1, then city2, etc as the criteria for the report?

 

[sierralightfoot]

Yes there is a city field in the record source and a table of unique cities.

Can we assume you have a city field in the Record Source of your report? Can
we assume there is a table of cities or a list box with 10 unique cities
selected or a temporary table with 10 cities?

--
Duane Hookom
Microsoft Access MVP
If I have helped you, please help me by donating to UCP
http://www.access.hookom.net/UCP/Default.htm

Let's forget the print issue and just open the ten reports.

Does each city need to be in a separate PDF file?

If Yes, then you will need to use some type of loop to print he report for
each city.



sierralightfoot wrote:
I have a report that I print to pdf. I have 10 cities that I want to use
individually as the criteria in the query field[city]. How can I make the
report use city1, then city2, etc as the criteria for the report?

--
Boyd Trimmell
aka Hi Tech Coach
http://www.hitechcoach.com
http://www.officeprogramming.com

 

[sierralightfoot]

Yes ther is a city field in record source and a table of unique cities.

 

[Duane Hookom]

How do you want to select the appropriate cities to print? An easy method
might be to create a table
tblCitiesToPrint
==============
CityName

Then enter/select cities to add records to tblCitiesToPrint. Write code that
opens the table and moves through its records like:

Dim db as DAO.Database
Dim rs As DAO.Recordset
Set db = CurrentDb
Set rs = db.OpenRecordset("SELECT CityName FROM tblCitiesToPrint")
Do While Not rs.EOF
DoCmd.OpenReport "rptNameHere", acPrint, , "[City]=""" & rs!CityName &
""""
rs.MoveNext
Loop
rs.Close
set rs = Nothing
set db = Nothing
--
Duane Hookom
Microsoft Access MVP
If I have helped you, please help me by donating to UCP
http://www.access.hookom.net/UCP/Default.htm

Yes there is a city field in the record source and a table of unique cities.

Can we assume you have a city field in the Record Source of your report? Can
we assume there is a table of cities or a list box with 10 unique cities
selected or a temporary table with 10 cities?

--
Duane Hookom
Microsoft Access MVP
If I have helped you, please help me by donating to UCP
http://www.access.hookom.net/UCP/Default.htm

Let's forget the print issue and just open the ten reports.

:

Does each city need to be in a separate PDF file?

If Yes, then you will need to use some type of loop to print he report for
each city.



sierralightfoot wrote:
I have a report that I print to pdf. I have 10 cities that I want to use
individually as the criteria in the query field[city]. How can I make the
report use city1, then city2, etc as the criteria for the report?

--
Boyd Trimmell
aka Hi Tech Coach
http://www.hitechcoach.com
http://www.officeprogramming.com

 

[sierralightfoot]

This seems to be the simple method I'm looking for. But bear with me, I have
no idea where this code goes/get inserted.

What's the Here,,,referance to?

The simplest approach it it is the same ten cites each time would be:

DoCmd.OpenReport "rptNname"Here, , , "[City] = 'CityName1'"
DoCmd.OpenReport "rptNname"Here, , , "[City] = 'CityName2'"
...
DoCmd.OpenReport "rptNname"Here, , , "[City] = 'CityName10'"

Let's forget the print issue and just open the ten reports.

Does each city need to be in a separate PDF file?

[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]

individually as the criteria in the query field[city]. How can I make the
report use city1, then city2, etc as the criteria for the report?

--
Boyd Trimmell
aka HiTechCoach
http://www.hitechcoach.com
http://www.officeprogramming.com

 

[Boyd Trimmell aka HiTechCoach via AccessMonster.co]

Sorry for the type:

"rptNname"Here should have been "rptNnameHere"

Where to place the code?
One possible place is the on click event of a command button.

This seems to be the simple method I'm looking for. But bear with me, I have
no idea where this code goes/get inserted.

What's the Here,,,referance to?

The simplest approach it it is the same ten cites each time would be:

[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]

individually as the criteria in the query field[city]. How can I make the
report use city1, then city2, etc as the criteria for the report?