Jim answered a question like this in "Multiple Reports in the same sub-report", dated 6/15:
Sounds like a candidate for subreports. Demo #51-52 use section style subreports in order to print different reports together as one. Use subreports when you want to print a report, one right after another. You could create a master detail relationship. For your situation, create a master dataset which will be all of the ClientID's in the range that you want to print. Then create a detail dataset which will supply the data for each ClientID. Copy and paste your current main report layout to the subreport. Connect the subreport to the detail pipeline. Now the subreport will print once for every ClientID.
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sub-report", dated 6/15:
Sounds like a candidate for subreports. Demo #51-52 use section style
subreports in order to print different reports together as one. Use
subreports when you want to print a report, one right after another. You
could create a master detail relationship. For your situation, create a
master dataset which will be all of the ClientID's in the range that you
want to print. Then create a detail dataset which will supply the data for
each ClientID. Copy and paste your current main report layout to the
subreport. Connect the subreport to the detail pipeline. Now the subreport
will print once for every ClientID.
I use this method and it works quite well
Ed Dressel
Team DM