Re: [MSAccessProfessionals] Export to PDF

hi Paco,

no, the extra comma needs to go BEFORE the WhereCondition. In reality, the FilterName parameter is barely used.

syntax:

DoCmd.OpenReport ReportName, View, FilterName, WhereCondition, WindowMode, OpenArgs

~ crystal ... more below*

On 9/8/2022 8:45 PM, paco@cellarinfo.com wrote:

Note the extra comma between acViewPreview and strFilter. I think that pushes strFilter to the right position?

previous messages:

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What does strFilter contain?  If it's really a wherecondition, it should be in the next position, like:

DoCmd.OpenReport ctllstReport.Column(0, varItem), acViewPreview, , strFilter, acHidden, strOpenArgs 

Paul

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paco:

I have a VBA function that exports an Access report as a PDF rather than print or preview based on selections on a form. The record source (strFileName), report name (strReportName) and filter (strFilter) are passed to the function from the form. The Preview and Print functionality work fine, but the filter is not applied when outputting to a PDF (even though strFilter contains the proper filer syntax. Any ideas? Thanks in advance.

Private Function Export2PDF (strFileName, strReportName, varItem, strFilter, strOpenArgs) 

    DoCmd.OpenReport ctllstReport.Column(0, varItem), acViewPreview, strFilter, , acHidden, strOpenArgs      'Open the report in preview mode, hidden

    DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputReport, strReportName, acFormatPDF, strFileName, False

    DoCmd.Close acReport, strReportName

End Function

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kind regards,
crystal