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Making a Large Report Into Several Smaller Reports
Kenneth A Thomas 
       
5 hours ago
Ok, so I have the object for a Calculated Clergy Stipend Report all set up and ready to go for monthly reporting.  The objects currently contain 5 different Catholic Priests, and I can print the report that way, but I would like to be able to sort the Query so I can print a separate report for each priest.  The priests are coded by number (1-5) and I thought it would be as easy as using ="1" (or proper number) under ClergyN Criteria. However, that doesn't work, so what coding do I use for this purpose?  I am attaching a Screen Shot for the Query.
Kenneth A Thomas OP  @Reply  
       
5 hours ago

Alex Lewis  @Reply  
       
4 hours ago
What type of field is ClergyN?
Kenneth A Thomas OP  @Reply  
       
4 hours ago
It's a combo Box that shows up as numbers instead of the Priests Names.
Kevin Robertson  @Reply  
           
4 hours ago
Use a Combo Box on a Form for the priest's name.
Open the Report with a Button. Use the Where Condition to determine which records show up in the Report.
Richard Rost  @Reply  
           
2 hours ago
The Combo Box itself doesn't determine the field type. Check the underlying ClergyN field in the table design.

If ClergyN is a Number field, the query criterion should simply be:

1

No quotes are needed. If it is a Short Text field, then use:

"1"

That said, Kevin's recommendation is the better long-term setup. Don't make a separate query or report for each priest. Select the priest from a Combo Box on a form and use that selection as the report's WhereCondition when you open it.
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