>To All and Sundry Greetings:
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>We have a piece of code which looks like this:
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> REPORT FORM name1 TO PRINT PROMPT NOCONSOLE
> REPORT FORM name2 TO PRINT NOCONSOLE
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>When the user presses the button in response to the PROMPT, the second report still prints. How can I capture the fact that the button was pressed so that I can supress printing the second report.
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>I am brand new to this group and don't really know my way around it yet. If you could also E-mail any response to me at: RICHLP@WORLDNET.ATT.NET it would be greatly appreciated.
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>Thanks all.

The idea is to create variable in Report Form 'name1' to store e.g. count of records. Then your code will look like:
nCheck=0
REPORT FORM name1 TO PRINT PROMPT NOCONSOLE
if nCheck<>0 && you really ran report
REPORT FORM name2 TO PRINT NOCONSOLE
endif

Edward Pikman
Independent Consultant