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Sending One Field To The Printer

HB2
I have a form with several fields. I want to add a control to click on to
send the contents of one field to the printer.

Can someone offer help with the code for this?

Thank you
Bill
Nov 13 '05 #1
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Bill, why not design a Report and put one control on it. Set it's control
source equal to the control on your form like so.

'If the control is on your main form:
=[Forms]![MyForm].Form.MyField
'If the control is on a subform:
=[Forms]![MyForm]![MySubForm].Form.MyField

'Place a command button on your form to print the report
Private Sub MyCommandButton _Click()
Dim stDocName As String
stDocName = "MyReport"
DoCmd.OpenRepor t stDocName, acNormal
End Sub
--
Reggie

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I have a form with several fields. I want to add a control to click on to
send the contents of one field to the printer.

Can someone offer help with the code for this?

Thank you
Bill

Nov 13 '05 #2

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