Re: Printing SubForms
- From: paquer@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: 30 Mar 2007 09:46:41 -0700
Okay, So I got access to do what I want pretty much.
I created a Command Button to print it all out using the following
code;
Private Sub Print_Field_Form_Click()
DoCmd.Printout acSelection
End Sub
This prints out the Master form & subform. Although there are many
records for the subform, & it is printing out all subform records. I
want it to print out only the current subform record. How would I
modify this code to do so?
On Mar 30, 12:16 pm, paq...@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hello'
How do I get the subform to print along with the main form?
I want my user's to be able to go in the field with a printout of the
info they need to populate in the database. So when they get back in
the office they can input the data field by field.
The reason I want them to take the actual form & subform is there is
prepopulated data they need in the field.(which is on the form).
& I want the paper version to look exactly like the database version.
.
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