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Posted: 19 Nov 2008 at 4:25pm
Here's what I would do: Create a global string and append every status to it as it gets printed. Then, prior to printing a record, check to see if that status is already in the string. If so, set blSuppress to True. If not, set blSuppress to False and add the status to the end of the string (comma separated). That should work pretty well and not require any subreports.
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