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    Serhii is offline Novice
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    add a new (unrelated) table to my report

    I know this is probably super noob but surprisingly, I cannot find any suitable answer!

    Currently I have several SQL queries from different tales generating different kinds of reports. I want to have all those tables following each other in one report, separaed by page breaks. For now, I generate one report for each query, and then combine them all in one report using the subreport view. However, I am not very happy about it as it, for example, would take along the headers of the reports and I would have to adjust the width/position of the subreports. That just does not feel right. Is there a way to, for example, insert those queries one after anothr in one report and only specify the names of the tables? I know that must be super-basic, really sorry for the question...

    So, to sum up, I want a normal report where I can define headers and stuff, which would contain: [Table1Label], [Table1], [Query1Label], [Query1], [Query2Label], [Query2], and so on

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    subreports?

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    Yes, if you go to the design view for the report, you can insert a 'Subform/Subreport'. Then the subreport appears in a dedicated window on your main report. That's my way of having several tables in one report. And that's what I want to avoid.

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    @ranman256
    Yes, if you go to the design view for the report, you can insert a 'Subform/Subreport'. Then the subreport appears in a dedicated window on your main report. That's my way of having several tables in one report. And that's what I want to avoid.

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