Access Reports

rollingzep

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Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. Windows
Hi,

I have an Access report that takes the data from a query and prints it in pdf format.
The report has a sub report which list the courses taken by the registrants. The field, registrantsID is the link between the main and sub report.
If a registrant has taken two courses, when I print the pdf, it creates the report with both the courses duplicated on two pages rather than one page with both the courses.
But when a registrant has taken only one course, it correctly prints one report with that course listed.

Is it about report properties?

TIA
 

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I do not think you need a subreport, just group on registrant and courses in the report.
 
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