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neuropathy

Print to Tray 1 or 2 Based on Criteria in Order

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Hi, 

I found a thread about a somewhat related customization, but it wasn't quite similar enough and I wasn't able to learn enough to be able to use the information there. 

I'm trying to setup my sales orders to print to different trays based on criteria within the orders (B2B - Tray 1, B2C - Tray 2)

I'm hoping there's a way to direct the printing based on something that can be used within these different types of orders. I have the PO numbers entered as B2B or B2C accordingly - some of the PO numbers also say "B2B Web" or some other variation, so if there's detection I supposed I'd have to have it run a "Begins With" or "Contains" to be sure it's not only going to do this for exact matches.

Do I need to create the printer again in Windows Server (2016) and set the default tray to "2" in the new printer to do this? I'm not sure the information I've seen is relevant.

Thank you for any suggestions

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  • I'd look at Multi-Part printing with Shadow Text to build the conditional suppression.  Check the printer properties on the multi-part page and see if you can get the trays to save without a separate print object.

  • in reply to Kevin M

    I've used shadow text to suppress information based on conditions, but what I'm understanding from this is that it can be used to direct a single worksheet to print from a different tray in a printer as well. Got it - I'll take a look at multi-part printing. Thanks

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  • in reply to Kevin M

    I've used shadow text to suppress information based on conditions, but what I'm understanding from this is that it can be used to direct a single worksheet to print from a different tray in a printer as well. Got it - I'll take a look at multi-part printing. Thanks

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