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Print 2 consecutive reports using Business Central
armela
Member Posts: 20
I have a requirement where the client wants multiple(2) reports to print automatically when the status is changed on a form. I have been able to successfully print all the reports from code individually, and they download on the downloads folder, However when I try to run more than 1, only the last report goes in the downloads folder.
Client is using BC365 on Prem.
Any ideas on how to get all 2 reports to go to the downloads folder ?
I am calling the reports this way
REPORT.Run(ItemJnlTemplate."Posting Report ID", false, false, ItemReg);
REPORT.Run(51141, false, false, ItemReg);
If I change the bold variable to true, I get a request page and I can print, but I do not want to get a request page.
Client is using BC365 on Prem.
Any ideas on how to get all 2 reports to go to the downloads folder ?
I am calling the reports this way
REPORT.Run(ItemJnlTemplate."Posting Report ID", false, false, ItemReg);
REPORT.Run(51141, false, false, ItemReg);
If I change the bold variable to true, I get a request page and I can print, but I do not want to get a request page.
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Answers
You can't do this without some coding. I assume both reports are bespoke (not standard).
If you want to print automatically in paper, then :
REPORT.Run(id, false,true,rec);
if you are downloading them in some folder, then you I suggest you declare a report type variable and do saveaspdf:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics-nav/saveaspdf-function--report-
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics-nav/report-run-function