A Better Solution Than the On Filter Event in Microsoft Access Forms

[@Shadow.Dragon]

Great video Richard! Events firing/not firing is a royal PIA! LOL!!! I'm also a big believer in the "KIS" principle!

[@599CD]

Yepp!!!

[@alializadeh8195]

Thanks

[@599CD]

Welcome

[@TheAsandhari]

Good one, Interesting. Perhaps it will solve my problem too.

[@599CD]

Perhaps

[@xavierbatlle1828]

Thanks for showing us another weird behaviour with form events!

[@599CD]

Yep

[@muhemnkarem6139]

Omg u r my angel❤

[@nextgenerationforchrist320]

Hi great video, I've learned lot of good stuff. I have a table with my sale rep and their sales for the month. I use to filter by each sale rep and print one by one. Is there a way can I print report for each sale rep with their respective sales in a click. Please help.

[@599CD]

Similar to this: Print Multiple Invoices: 599cd.com/PrintMultipleInvoices

[@Brick-a-brac-LEGO]

Does this only work on continuous forms? I have a datasheet form and a continuous form (in that order) that I'd like to apply this to. Thank you.

[@gregoryjeffries8475]

It's pronounced "Bowling-brook".

[@599CD]

Thanks for the clarification.