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    Runningace is offline Novice
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    Print one record based on selection of asset number

    I have my database set up but I only want to print the single record associated with the ID number for a record. Say I need to print the information for asset number 7708. I want to enter 7708 and then select print (somehow) and only the information for that asset number prints with the asset number, printer type, IP address for example.
    I attached a screen shot of my table for reference.



    I can print all the records without any problems but I only need to print one at a time when needed.

    Thanks!!
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    One way from a form:

    BaldyWeb wherecondition

    You could also base the report on a parameter query.
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    Runningace is offline Novice
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    Ok so I create another form based off my original form?

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    Not if you already have a form displaying the record you want to print. Just use OpenReport with that wherecondition.
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    Runningace is offline Novice
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    I couldn't figure out what the coding was referring to, so I just kept fiddling around with the button tool and found a print button! I put that nto the form and it works perfect! See screen picture I attached.

    My next question. I have the database setup and printing a single record while I am in Access, so how do I make, save, publish or configure it so that an end user can use it without having access to the tables? Is there a Access viewer they can use?
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    You can hide the Nav Pane, though a knowledgeable user can still get to it. There is a free runtime version of Access available from MS, and if memory serves the user can't get to the Nav Pane in it.
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