How to Select Multiple Records to be Printed in a Report in Microsoft Access. Select Several Rows.

Have you ever wanted to print a report containing just a few specific customers of your choosing? In this video, I'll show you how to select exactly who you want to print, and then generate the report with one click.

Crystal from Chandler, Arizona (a Gold Member) asks: I have about 1000 customers in my table. I need a way to select only a handful of them to mail correspondence to. There is no rhyme or reason behind the selection (the boss just gives me a list) so a query won't work. How can I do this?

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