Print all reports from a select statement

[TimMoffy]

Can somebody advise me please on the most efficient way to print all reports from a select statement.

Currently my code looks like this: NB: Ignore the Case 999 part - that is where I would like to put the answer to the question that follows.

Private Sub cboQList_AfterUpdate()
Dim strReportName As String
Select Case cboQList.Value


Case "1"
strReportName = "rptFQ11Comments"
Case "2"
strReportName = "rptFQ12Comments"
Case "3"
strReportName = "rptFQ13Comments"
Case "4"
strReportName = "rptFQ21Comments"
Case "999"
"Print all of the above reports"
End Select
DoCmd.OpenReport strReportName, acViewPreview

and it works well.
Whenever a selection is made from the combo box, cboQlist, the report opens up in preview mode just as I want it to.

However what I would also like is to offer from the same combo box is the option to print all of the reports by choosing the option where case is 999. In reality there are some 20+ reports, so opening them all in preview mode doesn’t seem a very good way to present the reports to the user, by opening 20+ preview windows, but directly printing them all would work well.

I could make another report with existing reports all as sub reports I guess, but feel there must be a more elegant way of achieving what I want, without having to resort to such a report.

The other option I guess is to create a command button alongside the combo box to click to print all reports, but again it doesn’t seem very elegant.
Any great ideas would be very gratefully received.
Thanks in advance.

[TimMoffy]

apologies for not putting the code in the correct format - missed that one until after i had posted.

[RayMilhon]

I've done this using 2 command buttons 1 to preview the report and 1 to print directly to the printer. allowing the user to select which they want to do. Copy the code from the preview command button to the print command button and change the following:

'From:
DoCmd.OpenReport strReportName, acViewPreview
'To:
DoCmd.OpenReport strReportName, acViewNormal

That will print each report direct. To print all of the Reports you would have to do a for next loop within the Case 999 Section as well as build an Array with the report names. I also believe there is a way using for each and the Reports collection but that would print every single report in your DB.

Case "999"
       For lngcnt = 1 to 20
            DoCmd.OpenReport reportname(lngcnt), acViewNormal
       next lngcnt

[RayMilhon]

After posting I re-read my post and it's clear as mud. The first code section prints a single report the same as viewing that report. The second prints each report defined in the reportname Array. Hope that's clearer

[TimMoffy]

Thank you - seems to work a treat.