D
Duane
I have a report that shows all the tools assigned to a Work Area. The
report groups the records by location within that Work Area(forces a new
page after each group). In the Report Footer I have created a signature
page. I have the Page Header, the Tool Manager and Work Area Supervisor
fields, and a spot for their signatures. I also show the Page of Pages text
box in the Page Footer of the last page only. Typically, you would show the
page of pages on all pages but here is the problem.
If there were only one page or one location within all the work to print
whenever and inventory was updated (and they are updated all the time), then
this would be great. Unfortunately some of the work areas have several
locations and dozens of pages. Some of the changes would affect the page
count of the report. In lieu of printing many unnecessary pages of a report
I have a second report that allows the user to print only the location that
has been affected.
The issue I am facing is my signature page with the correct page count! I
have thought about just instructing the end user to open the complete report
and navigate to the appropriate location and print those pages, and then
navigate to the last page and print a new signature page. This is not very
efficient.
What would be ideal is to allow the user to open up the Location report and
print the affected location(s). On the OnClose Event of the location
report, ask the user if they wish to print a new signature page. If the
answer yes, then open the complete report in hidden view and print the
signature page (Last Page) - which includes the total number of pages.
The page thingy is important to the powers to be. Is there a way to open a
report in this manner and navigate the report with code to the last page and
print it automatically, or allow the user to print it? I know I can open
the complete report from the OnClose event of the location report, but I
would like to go to the last page. Maybe I would simply have to open the
report with a msgbox informing the user to go to the last page and print it.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance.
report groups the records by location within that Work Area(forces a new
page after each group). In the Report Footer I have created a signature
page. I have the Page Header, the Tool Manager and Work Area Supervisor
fields, and a spot for their signatures. I also show the Page of Pages text
box in the Page Footer of the last page only. Typically, you would show the
page of pages on all pages but here is the problem.
If there were only one page or one location within all the work to print
whenever and inventory was updated (and they are updated all the time), then
this would be great. Unfortunately some of the work areas have several
locations and dozens of pages. Some of the changes would affect the page
count of the report. In lieu of printing many unnecessary pages of a report
I have a second report that allows the user to print only the location that
has been affected.
The issue I am facing is my signature page with the correct page count! I
have thought about just instructing the end user to open the complete report
and navigate to the appropriate location and print those pages, and then
navigate to the last page and print a new signature page. This is not very
efficient.
What would be ideal is to allow the user to open up the Location report and
print the affected location(s). On the OnClose Event of the location
report, ask the user if they wish to print a new signature page. If the
answer yes, then open the complete report in hidden view and print the
signature page (Last Page) - which includes the total number of pages.
The page thingy is important to the powers to be. Is there a way to open a
report in this manner and navigate the report with code to the last page and
print it automatically, or allow the user to print it? I know I can open
the complete report from the OnClose event of the location report, but I
would like to go to the last page. Maybe I would simply have to open the
report with a msgbox informing the user to go to the last page and print it.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance.