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hi,
First.... you'll need an ADDDATE entry which can be generated every time a record is added to the data base. Build a query based on that table.... then a report based on that query . . . In the query for ADDDATE cell enter the following into the "criteria" cell for ADDDATE: Between [Beginning Date] And [Ending Date] Then build a report that will access that query. . . When you open that report, a box will pop up looking for a begining and ending date. Access does this automatically when it sees the criteria as part of the report. Fill in the begin - end date, enter and the report should appear on the screen. To print . . use the ctrl + p key. Should print to the printer. Check out this link: http://www.gochipmunk.com/html/home.html Top row of choices: click on "Type Manager" choice. I won't go into long explanations here. Need Acrobat reader on your machine. Get a free one at www.adobe.com ..... Click Type Manager choice on top row... then click choice on next screen. Examples of reports to view.... Have fun. pete |
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