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TerryC
Dear All,
Access 2002 SR3
Win2k
I have a situation which I have not encountered before and I can not find a
posting that helps me much.
I need to stop page(s) printing within the report.
eg.
Page 1 print
Page 2 print
Page 3 skip
page 4 skip
page 5 print
page 6 print
etc
The reason for this lies in a letter enclosing machine we use. It wants all
the first sheets of paper for each record in one pile and the second sheet of
paper in another pile. I have found some code on an mvps site that numbers
each page within the grouping 1 of 4, 2 of 4, 3 of 4, 4 of 4 and then back to
page 1 for the next record in the group. This works well.
As it is duplex printed I would like to suppress printing all occurances of
"3 of 4" and "4 of 4" in one pass and the others in another pass. I am not
sure what event (if any) will enable me to cancel a page printing.
Any suggestions or pointers would be really appreciated.
Terry
Note: The report has 3 variable length subreports and I am loath to try and
calculate the page transitions in seperate reports.
Access 2002 SR3
Win2k
I have a situation which I have not encountered before and I can not find a
posting that helps me much.
I need to stop page(s) printing within the report.
eg.
Page 1 print
Page 2 print
Page 3 skip
page 4 skip
page 5 print
page 6 print
etc
The reason for this lies in a letter enclosing machine we use. It wants all
the first sheets of paper for each record in one pile and the second sheet of
paper in another pile. I have found some code on an mvps site that numbers
each page within the grouping 1 of 4, 2 of 4, 3 of 4, 4 of 4 and then back to
page 1 for the next record in the group. This works well.
As it is duplex printed I would like to suppress printing all occurances of
"3 of 4" and "4 of 4" in one pass and the others in another pass. I am not
sure what event (if any) will enable me to cancel a page printing.
Any suggestions or pointers would be really appreciated.
Terry
Note: The report has 3 variable length subreports and I am loath to try and
calculate the page transitions in seperate reports.