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Can I suppress Page 1 of an Access report?

Just curious if I can throw some VBA in the On Load event of an access report to suppress or hide page one. I have a rather unusual (so I think) report where all of my data is in the Report Footer. Because I'm using just the report footer and my data extends more than one page, I'm getting a blank first page. If there is some kind of cancel vba I can put on the report so that it will suppress the first page, that will accomplish my goal perfectly!

Thanks for the help!
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Jeremy Campbell

8/22/2022 - Mon
Jim Dettman (EE MVE)

Just set all the other section's visible property to false or set all their heights to 0"

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Jeremy Campbell

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Guess I should have mentioned I tried that.. I set all their visibilities to false and set the height to 0..

Do you know if it is possible to connect to my datasource for this report in VBA and keep the report unbound, then I could place all of my sumations, which are currently in the report footer in the detail section?
Jim Dettman (EE MVE)

<<Do you know if it is possible to connect to my datasource for this report in VBA and keep the report unbound, then I could place all of my sumations, which are currently in the report footer in the detail section?>>

Absolutly.

See my second comment though first.

Jim.
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Jeremy Campbell

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Thanks Jim.. That did the trick for that. Just needed to set KeepTogether property to false.