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Nice solution gustav! &nbsp;Always thinking outside of the box.<br />
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I looked at this yesterday and drew a blank :( &nbsp;(well not quite, but not as simple as yours).<br />
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Jim.
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Nice solution gustav!  Always thinking outside of the box.

I looked at this yesterday and drew a blank :(  (well not quite, but not as simple as yours).

Jim.

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Actually, I was convinced Me.Page was read-only. But it was easy to try if it really was.<br />
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/gustav
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Actually, I was convinced Me.Page was read-only. But it was easy to try if it really was.

/gustav

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Absolutely perfect. &nbsp;Thank you!
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You are welcome!<br />
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/gustav
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I have a database that has 4 different multi-page reports. &nbsp;Now I have a need to combine them into one report running one after the other, in a special sequence of course, but with the first page of the combined report being page 1 of x, the next page being page 2 of x, and so forth.<br />
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But each of the individual report already have this page numbering which somehow has to be ignored.<br />
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Is this possible? &nbsp;If so, how?
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I have a database that has 4 different multi-page reports.  Now I have a need to combine them into one report running one after the other, in a special sequence of course, but with the first page of the combined report being page 1 of x, the next page being page 2 of x, and so forth.

But each of the individual report already have this page numbering which somehow has to be ignored.

Is this possible?  If so, how?

How combine report with new page numbering

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