Stop printout of macro-steps after printing a report

[Reiner Harmgardt]

Hi NG

One of my users has the following problem:
When he prints out a report via a macro
he receives an additional printout with all the macro-steps
described.

Has anybody an idea how this can be stopped?
(Access 2000)

Thanks for helping

Regards

Reiner

 

[Steve Schapel]

Reiner,

Please post back with details of the macro, showing all actions and
arguments.

 

[Reiner Harmgardt]

Hi Steve

thank you for caring for my problem.

below you can find the macro and it's content.
i hope it helps you the way i have written it.

Regards

Reiner

Action Parameter Content Comment
SetWarnings no messages
Warnings on No
DeleteObject delete pre table
Object type Table
Object name Pre_Table
OpenQuery delete Rows in table "Offene PO"
Query Name Delete Rows in Table Offene PO
View Datasheet
Data mode Edit
TransferSpreadsheet Get new table
Transfer type Import
Spreadsheet type Microsoft Excel 3
Table name Pre_Table
File Name PO_open_20040901.xls
Has Field Names No
Range
OpenQuery Append info to "Open PO" Table
Query Name Append Table Open PO
View Datasheet
Data mode Edit
OpenQuery Add "Null"to Blank in Material field
Query Name Add "Null"to Blank in Material field
View Datasheet
Data mode Edit
OpenQuery create table with material classification
Query Name Create Table with Material Classification
View Datasheet
Data mode Edit
OpenQuery create table open noble parts orders
Query Name Open Noble Part orders
View Datasheet
Data mode Edit

OpenReport bligerig
Reportname Delinquent PO LI-Bilgerig
View Print
Filtername
Where Condition
PrintOut
Print Range Selection
Page from
Page to
Print quality high
Collate copies yes
Close Close Bilgerig
Object type Report
Object name Delinquent PO LI-Bilgerig
Save no

 

[Steve Schapel]

Reiner

Thanks for the explanation of your macro.

It seems to me the problem lies with the PrintOut and Close actions.
The OpenReport action prints the report, then it is gone. The PrintOut
action will print whatever is the active object at the time, which from
your first post is the macro design window. The Close action specifies
to close the Bilgerig report, but this doesn't make sense... the report
is not open. My suggestion is to simply delete the Printout and Close
actions from the end of the macro, and all should be well.