Copy and Rename from Table

Gerrit.B

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  1. 2019
  2. 2016
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  1. Windows
I use several reports, with all the same lay-out.
When changing someting i have to change all reports.

Is it possible to create a "Master" report and using VBA to copy and rename these report to values i have stored in a table.

G.
 

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If they all have the same field names as well as the same format, then you can simply just have one report, and change the Control Source of the report to reflect whatever query or table you wish to pull the data from.
 
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