The Access database I have been working with has about 50+ reports and growing. In the past I have printed each report separately to a PDF for the perusal of our Director. It dawned on me that there must be a way to print all those reports by using a Macro or VBA. So far no luck, although several websites intimated that it was fairly easy (one just ended up opening all my reports and not printing anything - the technique must only work in Access 2007 -
https://www.techrepublic.com/blog/microsoft-office/create-a-macro-for-printing-multiple-access-reports/).
The long and short of it is does anyone have a relatively easy way to print static reports from Access 2016/365? (I have several reports that require some input, but I can print those out manually)
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