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9.3

Want to run same named report (with different parameters) 4 times in batch

Asked by shambalad in Microsoft Access Database

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I have a subroutine (see below) wherein I want to run 4 reports. These 4 reports use the same report object; each time I execute the 'DoCmd.OpenReport' I pass in different OpenArgs. What I would like to do is have all 4 reports run and appear as 4 separate windows in Access so that the user could print them off in their own time. My problem is that since I am essentially running the same report 4 times, I have to close the report before the next iteration.
I am thinking that maybe I could create some temporary report objects based on the original report and then run these sequentially, but this is not something I have tried before; for that matter, can that be done?

i.e something like:
    Dim rpt as Report
    Set rpt = Reports(strRpt)

Does anyone have suggestions on how I can run these 4 reports sequentially in batch without interruption?Start Free Trial 
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Private Sub PrintReports()
   Dim strKeyValue As String
   Dim strArgs As String
   Dim strKey As String
   Dim strRpt As String
   
   strRpt = "rptProductivityByRepByDateRange"
   
Report1:
   ' Set up OpenArgs
   strKey = "RepID"
   strKeyValue = "787"
   strArgs = strKey & "," & strKeyValue
   
   ' Run report
   DoCmd.OpenReport strRpt, _
         acViewPreview, , , _
         acWindowNormal, strArgs
         
Report2:
   ' Set up OpenArgs
   strKey = "RepID"
   strKeyValue = "786"
   strArgs = strKey & "," & strKeyValue
   
   ' Run report
   DoCmd.OpenReport strRpt, _
         acViewPreview, , , _
         acWindowNormal, strArgs
         
Report3:
   ' Set up OpenArgs
   strKey = "TLID"
   strKeyValue = "54"
   strArgs = strKey & "," & strKeyValue
   
   ' Run report
   DoCmd.OpenReport strRpt, _
         acViewPreview, , , _
         acWindowNormal, strArgs
 
Report4:
   ' Set up OpenArgs
   strKey = "TLID"
   strKeyValue = "36"
   strArgs = strKey & "," & strKeyValue
   
   ' Run report
   DoCmd.OpenReport strRpt, _
         acViewPreview, , , _
         acWindowNormal, strArgs
 
End Sub
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