MS Access-VBA _ Save a Report to Hard Drive

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Hi all, need some help with this code if anyone can answer. Any suggestions are most appreciated.

I have a report that I want to save to my hard drive when clicking a button. When saving the report I want the filename to be created using two pieces of information from the report.

Variables:

Report = "Contract" Save Location = "C:\Folder\" File Name = [Customer] & " _ " & [Date] File Type = PDF

Thank you!

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