You first stated "but the discrepancy information is on fairly small
attached sub-report" and then stated the discrepancy records are alos in the
main report. My suggestion has been to remove the discrepancy table from the
record source of the main report.

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Duane Hookom
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> Yes, it has two quearies that have the discrepancy information, joined to
> the
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Dan - 31 Oct 2005 17:17 GMT
I removed the discrepancy table and found the problem was with my main report
queary the whole time. It is based on quearies itself, and causing the
repeat reports. I'm trying to rebuild the main report queary from tables to
prevent that.

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Dan
> You first stated "but the discrepancy information is on fairly small
> attached sub-report" and then stated the discrepancy records are alos in the
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> >> >> > preview
> >> >> > only once if it has multiple discrepancies? Thanks for any help