Jim,
Shouldn't be a problem.
Just put in an eep that checks before each job or order comes up for
printing that selects the proper report.
That way you can keep the order any way you like.
Dick Fey
On 1/11/2011 2:36 PM, Jim Belisle wrote:
Dick,
I have two reports that can print, but one prints after the other is done.
What I want is for the second one (one I use as a sub report) to print
before going on to the other orders for the same day.
That way the office personnel do not have to match them later.
Are you saying the report itself would be in a sub report or are you
saying I would use an EEP to determine which report to print on each
order?
James Belisle
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Jim:
We have exactly the same situation.
Just build 2 reports identical except for the sub report. Use a
variable to check the report data before printing and direct to the
right report.
Easy
Dick Fey
Carpet Broker Inc
On 1/11/2011 10:48 AM, Jim Belisle wrote:
Karen,
Thanks for the reply.
I will continue to plug away when I get back.
James Belisle
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By "field footer" do you mean "break footer"? I'm not sure
that subreports would be smart enough to print for only a
specific break footer value.. At least I've never tried it that
way.
Karen
Is the best way to address this with compid?
The sup report is in the field footer for the order number.
James Belisle
