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What's the best way to do this?

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mattgoof2005 - 06 Jun 2006 23:40 GMT
I have a table with lots of data( department number, name, manager, etc.)  I
also have a data-request form I want to print off for all of those
departments.  What's the best way to transfer all that data to the forms and
print off one for each deparmtment?
Gary''s Student - 07 Jun 2006 00:23 GMT
Consider using Autofilter.

You can filter to display only a single department's data, copy it to the
form and print.   Then repeat with the next department.
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> I have a table with lots of data( department number, name, manager, etc.)  I
> also have a data-request form I want to print off for all of those
> departments.  What's the best way to transfer all that data to the forms and
> print off one for each deparmtment?
SITCFanTN - 11 Jun 2006 23:51 GMT
I have this same situation, I download a report every day and just want to
copy and paste sections of the report to new sheets.  I want to do this with
code, is that even possible?  I've been working on this all day with no luck.
Thanks

> Consider using Autofilter.
>
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> > departments.  What's the best way to transfer all that data to the forms and
> > print off one for each deparmtment?
 
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