Jim: I don't think your code would work. You are printing 4 copies of the exact same report. You cannot print 4 copies of a report, having each of the 4 copies have different information on it. I still think you'd be best replacing it with 4 exact same "print" commands, passing in a variable.
Here's an alternative. I've done something similar to this: you change your report to be based on a temp table, with 4 copies of the data put in the temp table. Put a BreakCol column in your temp table, and make BreakCol = 1 for one copy of the data, BreakCol = 2 for the next copy of data, etc. Locate a break on the report for BreakCol with a page feed, so you end up with a 4-page report. In the break footer, you can use a report expression or a band eep to say something like (IFEQ(breakcol,1, 'Office Copy', ......)) nesting your 4 levels. If you do that you can use the one "print" command, with no copies parameter. Karen > Jay, Karen, Bernard, > > > > We use paper that comes in four colors that is carbonless but each sheet > is separate. > > They are put in a regular copier (not printer as such). > > I use this code on another report: > > > > PRINT KPRShiplist_Logo WHERE CONTROL# = .vControl# + > > ORDER BY CONTROL# MODEL# MATID# PARTNUM + > > OPTION PRINTER + > > |TRAY BYPASS TRAY + > > |COLLATION OFF + > > |COPIES 4 + > > |PRINTER_NAME \\K-SERVER\KONICA MINOLTA C351 PCL > > > > I want to be able to continue using this code but on the report itself I > want a single variable that will print as mentioned below based on the page > number. > > This report would print only one Bill (4 sheets) at a time so the page > count would always be one - four pages. > > >
