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HowardChr - 30 Apr 2007 15:20 GMT
Hmm.. I have a command button on a form have the following code: "DoCmd.
OpenReport "Hazards"".  When I press the button, instead of Opening the
report, it prints it!   I'm confused... any ideas?
HowardChr - 30 Apr 2007 15:35 GMT
Nevermind, I forgot the ending.  Should have shown: DoCmd.OpenReport
"hazards", acPreview

>Hmm.. I have a command button on a form have the following code: "DoCmd.
>OpenReport "Hazards"".  When I press the button, instead of Opening the
>report, it prints it!   I'm confused... any ideas?
Marshall Barton - 30 Apr 2007 15:56 GMT
>Hmm.. I have a command button on a form have the following code: "DoCmd.
>OpenReport "Hazards"".  When I press the button, instead of Opening the
>report, it prints it!   I'm confused... any ideas?

If you want to preview a report, then you need to specify
it.

DoCmd.OpenReport "Hazards", acViewPreview

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