I've been posting questions here the last week, but if you don't know my
situation:
I have a "Print Labels" button on the subform that sends the appropriate box
information on the subform to a report called "Labels." This is how we are
going to print our shipping labels. I also have a label which is a report
called "Destination_La bel" that contains the address where the shipment is
to be delivered. While each box label in the "Label" report is unique, the
destination label is the same for all the boxes in that shipment.
What I would like to do is print 2 copies of the box label and 1 copy of the
destination label in that order. For example, if I have 3 boxes on my
subform, I would like press a button that would cause the labels to print
like this:
Box Label 1, Box Label 1, Destination Label, Box Label 2, Box Label 2,
Destination Label, Box Label 3, Box Label 3, Destination Label
We print a lot of labels and it would be easier to apply the labels in order
instead of dealing with 2 stacks of labels. Again, each box label is unique,
but the destination label is the same for the entire shipment.
Is something like this possible? Help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Chad 3 1789
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Set up the report to have a group section for recipients. Make the
recipients group footer visible and put a TextBox control in it. Set
that control's ControlSource property to a TextBox on the form that
starts the print job. The form's TextBox will have the Destination
address. The ControlSource would look like this:
Control Source: =Forms!frmPrint Job!txtDestinat ion
Or you can use many TextBoxes to get Destination Address, City, State,
Postal Code, etc. Just use the same principle: Report's TextBoxes
Control Source points to the form's Destination info TextBoxes.
You have to play w/ the positioning of the Destination Text Box on the
report so it prints in the correct position on the label strip.
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Oakland, CA (USA)
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ChadDiesel wrote: I've been posting questions here the last week, but if you don't know my situation:
I have a "Print Labels" button on the subform that sends the appropriate box information on the subform to a report called "Labels." This is how we are going to print our shipping labels. I also have a label which is a report called "Destination_La bel" that contains the address where the shipment is to be delivered. While each box label in the "Label" report is unique, the destination label is the same for all the boxes in that shipment.
What I would like to do is print 2 copies of the box label and 1 copy of the destination label in that order. For example, if I have 3 boxes on my subform, I would like press a button that would cause the labels to print like this:
Box Label 1, Box Label 1, Destination Label, Box Label 2, Box Label 2, Destination Label, Box Label 3, Box Label 3, Destination Label
We print a lot of labels and it would be easier to apply the labels in order instead of dealing with 2 stacks of labels. Again, each box label is unique, but the destination label is the same for the entire shipment.
Is something like this possible? Help would be greatly appreciated.
Hello,
Thanks for responding, here is a picture of my labels: http://www.chadworld.com/images/labels.jpg
and here is a picture of my form: http://www.chadworld.com/images/form.jpg
I should have mentioned that there are only 4 locations (right now) that we
ship, so in the form, if you select San Diego as the destination, I have
query that feeds the destination label report. I have it set up so when you
hit the button on the subform, it prints the records only on the subform.
How would I print 2 labels then the destination in the correct order? I
don't quite follow you. Please bare with me as I am very new to access and
am trying to figure out things as I go.
Thanks,
Chad
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Set up the report to have a group section for recipients. Make the recipients group footer visible and put a TextBox control in it. Set that control's ControlSource property to a TextBox on the form that starts the print job. The form's TextBox will have the Destination address. The ControlSource would look like this:
Control Source: =Forms!frmPrint Job!txtDestinat ion
Or you can use many TextBoxes to get Destination Address, City, State, Postal Code, etc. Just use the same principle: Report's TextBoxes Control Source points to the form's Destination info TextBoxes.
You have to play w/ the positioning of the Destination Text Box on the report so it prints in the correct position on the label strip.
-- MGFoster:::mgf0 0 <at> earthlink <decimal-point> net Oakland, CA (USA)
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ChadDiesel wrote: I've been posting questions here the last week, but if you don't know my situation:
I have a "Print Labels" button on the subform that sends the appropriate box information on the subform to a report called "Labels." This is how we are going to print our shipping labels. I also have a label which is a report called "Destination_La bel" that contains the address where the shipment is to be delivered. While each box label in the "Label" report is unique, the destination label is the same for all the boxes in that shipment.
What I would like to do is print 2 copies of the box label and 1 copy of the destination label in that order. For example, if I have 3 boxes on my subform, I would like press a button that would cause the labels to print like this:
Box Label 1, Box Label 1, Destination Label, Box Label 2, Box Label 2, Destination Label, Box Label 3, Box Label 3, Destination Label
We print a lot of labels and it would be easier to apply the labels in order instead of dealing with 2 stacks of labels. Again, each box label is unique, but the destination label is the same for the entire shipment.
Is something like this possible? Help would be greatly appreciated.
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Read the Access Help articles on "Sorting and Grouping Records on a
Report" and it's subcategories.
OR (a better idea)
You could set up a report that just has the Destination address in the
Details section and w/ a subreport that has the recipients address info.
Read the Access Help articles "Create a subreport." It's just like a
subform.
IOW, something like this on the report:
Detail section
=============== =========
Destination address
+--------------------+
| (subform) |
| Packing label 1 |
| Packing label 2 |
| <others labels> |
+--------------------+
=============== =========
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Oakland, CA (USA)
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ChadDiesel wrote: Hello,
Thanks for responding, here is a picture of my labels:
http://www.chadworld.com/images/labels.jpg
and here is a picture of my form:
http://www.chadworld.com/images/form.jpg
I should have mentioned that there are only 4 locations (right now) that we ship, so in the form, if you select San Diego as the destination, I have query that feeds the destination label report. I have it set up so when you hit the button on the subform, it prints the records only on the subform. How would I print 2 labels then the destination in the correct order? I don't quite follow you. Please bare with me as I am very new to access and am trying to figure out things as I go.
Thanks,
Chad
"MGFoster" <me@privacy.com > wrote in message news:so******** *********@newsr ead2.news.pas.e arthlink.net...
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Set up the report to have a group section for recipients. Make the recipients group footer visible and put a TextBox control in it. Set that control's ControlSource property to a TextBox on the form that starts the print job. The form's TextBox will have the Destination address. The ControlSource would look like this:
Control Source: =Forms!frmPrint Job!txtDestinat ion
Or you can use many TextBoxes to get Destination Address, City, State, Postal Code, etc. Just use the same principle: Report's TextBoxes Control Source points to the form's Destination info TextBoxes.
You have to play w/ the positioning of the Destination Text Box on the report so it prints in the correct position on the label strip.
-- MGFoster:::mg f00 <at> earthlink <decimal-point> net Oakland, CA (USA)
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ChadDiesel wrote:
I've been posting questions here the last week, but if you don't know my situation:
I have a "Print Labels" button on the subform that sends the appropriate box informatio n on the subform to a report called "Labels." This is how we are going to print our shipping labels. I also have a label which is a report called "Destination_La bel" that contains the address where the shipment is to be delivered. While each box label in the "Label" report is unique, the destinatio n label is the same for all the boxes in that shipment.
What I would like to do is print 2 copies of the box label and 1 copy of the destinatio n label in that order. For example, if I have 3 boxes on my subform, I would like press a button that would cause the labels to print like this:
Box Label 1, Box Label 1, Destination Label, Box Label 2, Box Label 2, Destinatio n Label, Box Label 3, Box Label 3, Destination Label
We print a lot of labels and it would be easier to apply the labels in order instead of dealing with 2 stacks of labels. Again, each box label is unique, but the destination label is the same for the entire shipment.
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