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JoeG via AccessMonster.com
I have a room scheduling database, SQL and links through Access 2007. The
EVENT CODE ties all booking information together such as customer, rooms,
dates and times.
I have a form, tied to a query, that gives me all the active EVENT CODES with
a checkbox so I can select the ones I want to run a report on.
I also have a report, tied to another query that pulls the details for a
EVENT CODE.
Running the report works fine as long as I choose only one EVENT CODE at a
time. When choosing multiple EVENT CODES I end up with one large report
rather than a seperate report for each event code.
Can someone tell me how to set up a loop so that a seperate report is
generated for each EVENT CODE? Or is looping not the way to address this?
EVENT CODE ties all booking information together such as customer, rooms,
dates and times.
I have a form, tied to a query, that gives me all the active EVENT CODES with
a checkbox so I can select the ones I want to run a report on.
I also have a report, tied to another query that pulls the details for a
EVENT CODE.
Running the report works fine as long as I choose only one EVENT CODE at a
time. When choosing multiple EVENT CODES I end up with one large report
rather than a seperate report for each event code.
Can someone tell me how to set up a loop so that a seperate report is
generated for each EVENT CODE? Or is looping not the way to address this?