Data Report urgent help

Hello
I want to print the multiple copies of data report as shown in the attached picture, its printing only printing only one.
I have created the text box in the form to provide the number of copies named as txtcopies. plz check and resolve

Here is the full coding of that form

Code:

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Option Explicit

Private Sub btnprnt_Click()
Dim qty As Integer
Dim A As Integer
qty = txtcopies.Text
On Error Resume Next
    'Check if the barcode field is blank
        If txtbarcodes.Text = "" Then
            MsgBox "Please enter the barcode", vbInformation, "Barcode Error"
            txtbarcodes.SetFocus
            Exit Sub
        End If
       
        Set ac = New ADODB.Connection
        Set ar = New ADODB.Recordset
       
        Call openDB
        ac.Open strConek
       
        With ar
            SQL = "Select *From tblproduct Where Barcode='" & txtbarcodes.Text & "'"
            .Open SQL, strConek, adOpenStatic, adLockOptimistic
        If .RecordCount >= 1 Then
            If !Barcode = txtbarcodes.Text Then
        SQL = "Select *From tblproduct where Barcode= '" & txtbarcodes.Text & "'"
            DE.rsproduct.Open SQL
      With printbarcode
            .Sections("Section1").Controls.Item("txtDescription").Caption = !Description
            .Sections("Section1").Controls.Item("txtUnitPrice").Caption = !UnitPrice
            Set .Sections("Section1").Controls.Item("Image1").Picture = LoadPicture(App.Path & "\Barcodes\" & txtbarcodes & ".jpg")
            For A = 1 To qty
          Call printbarcode.PrintReport(False, rptRangeAllPages)
          Next A
      DE.rsproduct.Close
      End With
        Else
            MsgBox "Barcode not found", vbInformation, "Record not found"
        End If
    Else
        MsgBox "No product exist in database", vbInformation, "Record not found"
    End If
        .Close
    End With
End Sub

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You are not setting the qty

you should also get rid of that on error resume next.

any solution

I did not see where you were setting the qty before but now I do. At a glance what is there looks like it should work but then again I use a different report tool and have never used the one built into VB.

I would think that you should be able to specify the number of copies when it is sent to the printer.

As DataMiser said, remove the On Error Resume Next and an error might come up and explain to you the reason why the loop would not work.

Why aren't you stepping the program through step by step in debug mode and looking at the change of variables ? (Its not a big program)

The error may be taking place in

Code:

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Call printbarcode.PrintReport(False, rptRangeAllPages)

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But you should see this when you step through the program ONE LINE AT A TIME

The variable qty is obviously set correctly and you can see this in debug mode - I suspect there is an error in the called routine which aborts the process somehow

This question was cross posted on VBForums where there has been a bit more info uncovered. As far as I can tell rather than printing multiple copies of the report what he was to do is print a variable number of barcode labels on the same page. Calling print in a loop will not solve this issue unless he uses a roll of labels on a label printer where each label counts as a page. To do this on a full size page the report will have to be designed to print a page full of labels with the same value or he will have to write code behind the report to populate the values. Otherwise would have to abandon the report and use the printer object setting current x and y values to print in the proper locations.

Just looking for a barcode generator, have you guys ever tried this? That would be so great if someone could shed some light on this!

Do you want to print and generate barcode label?I think using a barcode generator will make things easier.

That generator is C#

When generating barcodes there are a few things to consider. What type of barcode do you need, what kind of printer are you using.
In many cases a font will do the job, in other cases it is best to use the native printer language and in other cases may be best to use a 3rd party library or control