Q: Batch reporting

Set the Security Options for the first report listed in the batch report to use a fixed password. Password protection is only applied to reports that are generated as PDF.

The batch report will use the password set for the first report in the batch. But more importantly, it will only use the password found in the first record within that report.

No, in this instance the setting is ignored. The finished batch report produces a single report that combines all reports within it.

As many as you want. However, a large report will require larger amounts of memory and disk space.

Yes you can. When creating a new batch report or editing one, the Edit Batch Report window is displayed. Use the Available Reports drop-down list to switch between your Sage software in order to select reports.

Batch reports are identified as *.batchreport and are stored in the batch reports folder. This folder is only available from your main Sage software such as Sage 50 Accounts.

No. The report that is added to the batch is still available to generate as an individual report.

No. The individual reports will be available to generate as usual.

If you generate a batch report (or report selection), the watermark settings of the first report will be used for all the following reports in the batch.