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I am looping through my code to generate a graph and report for each account selected. I found that if I keep my graph name the same as I loop (i.e. TWRRGRA.GIF), the first graph appears for every account. I put in code as follows ON GRAPH SAVE AS TWRRGR&COUNT FORMAT GIF (with &count being my count of each record) and it creates a new graph name, but when I try to use it in my stylesheet I get a bad code in stylesheet message.
I don't know how many accounts I will have so I can't do IF statements in my stylesheet (it does work to do IF statements and it does pull up the correct graphs coded in my on graph save as up above).
This is in PDF. Any suggestions on how to do this?
I also tried to assign a variable the entire name -SET &FILENAME = TWRRGR&COUNT, but the stylesheet didn't like that either.