Need to see the code to run the report

If the report needs the queries to work, they have to run.  If you want the queries to run just once for this particular report, you may consider saving the queries data in temporary tables, and having the report use the temporary tables' data.

Are these action queries you're talking about? Need more info.

The queries are not action queries.  The Report has numerous small forms that have queries filling the forms.  The Report is a status report of various operations occurring in the office by fourteen employees.  Since the composition of the Report is forms populated by data sorted by queries, there is no VBA code.  Again, when the report is opened all of the queries run filling in the forms which compose the report.  When the report is printed, all of the queries run again before the report actually prints.  I would like the report to print without the second run of the queries.

How do you first open the report?  If you first open it in preview mode, the queries are run.  When you actually print it to paper or to PDF, the report "runs" again and so do its queries.  That's just the way it is: a report needs data to do anything, and its queries need to run every time to get data.  If this is a performance issue, if you want to avoid running the queries because they take too long to run, then consider my suggestion in my previous post: use temporary tables to store the data generated by the queries, so the queries only have to run once.