Put something like the following in the criteria for the date field of the
queries:
Between [Forms]![frmRunReports]![txtStartDate] and
[Forms]![frmRunReports]![txtEndDate] +.9999
(Trust me on the + .9999)
Now create a form not linked to any table (AKA unbound form) named
frmRunReports. On this form put text boxes named txtStartDate and txtEndDate.
Also put a button on the form that will run the Reports macro.
Your users open the form, type in the dates, press the button to run the
macro, and it's off to the races.

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Jerry Whittle, Microsoft Access MVP
Light. Strong. Cheap. Pick two. Keith Bontrager - Bicycle Builder.
> Hello everyone
> I have like 30 reports to print every month. I will build a macro for it.
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> Hope i was clear and thanks in advance for all you can do for me.
> Pedro