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One of the think to look for is the &quot;Force new page&quot; property for the subreport's detail section
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One of the think to look for is the "Force new page" property for the subreport's detail section

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Is it printing one main record?<br />
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If a subreport is linked to a main report, it should print main record, and then lists all related subrecords as per design. In general, by default, no force of new pages.<br />
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If you can, reproduce the issue with a simple demo database.
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Is it printing one main record?

If a subreport is linked to a main report, it should print main record, and then lists all related subrecords as per design. In general, by default, no force of new pages.

If you can, reproduce the issue with a simple demo database.

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This did it. &nbsp;Thank you, all, for your help.
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This did it.  Thank you, all, for your help.

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You're welcome. &nbsp;Please close the thread.
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You're welcome.  Please close the thread.

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Got this from a friend. &nbsp;I've not used Access in years and Google doesn't seem to be giving me the answer:<br />
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I'm working on an Access database with a form and subform that feed into a report and subreport. I've put a print button into the form to be able to print the current record, along with the corresponding records in the subform. The problem is that the report prints multiple identical pages - one page for each subrecord, even though they are all listed on every page. I'm trying to get it to just print one page.
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Got this from a friend.  I've not used Access in years and Google doesn't seem to be giving me the answer:

I'm working on an Access database with a form and subform that feed into a report and subreport. I've put a print button into the form to be able to print the current record, along with the corresponding records in the subform. The problem is that the report prints multiple identical pages - one page for each subrecord, even though they are all listed on every page. I'm trying to get it to just print one page.

Access database form printing problem.

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