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I am running a sort of plan on a page which covers several elements, Defects, Config Chane Requests etc. which will have an associated query with each section that will underly sub forms on the master form/report The data will be filtered and return a sequential list of numbers as in: 12435 34654 34567 32456 87654 This will be similar for all subforms/reports Is there a way through code to make the data display in text boxes or similar as: 12435 34654 34567 etc 34567 32456 87654 etc This will save space and allow more data to be fitted on one page.. Thanks.. J As I don't follow your problem...forms? I don't know. |
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The word DOHHH! springs to mind.... the multicolumn on page setting will do the job perfectly. Been playing with access for years and never even noticed the columns tab in the Page Setup menu... LOL Thanks One thing about multicolumns...the headers. This works for down then |
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One thing about multicolumns...the headers. This works for down then across. For some reason it burps on across then down. In a report query I might add a column like GroupIt. GroupIt : 1. Now every record has GroupIt of 1. Then I create a group on GroupIt via sorting/grouping. Then I add put the headers in the GroupIt band. Then set the RepeatSection for that group band to true. Now the headers flow across per column. |
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Salad wrote: One thing about multicolumns...the headers. This works for down then across. For some reason it burps on across then down. In a report query I might add a column like GroupIt. GroupIt : 1. Now every record has GroupIt of 1. Then I create a group on GroupIt via sorting/grouping. Then I add put the headers in the GroupIt band. Then set the RepeatSection for that group band to true. Now the headers flow across per column. You don't need a field in the query to do that. Just set the Sorting and Grouping expression to a constant expression such as =1 or ="Headers" -- Marsh |
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Marshall Barton wrote: Salad wrote: One thing about multicolumns...the headers. This works for down then across. For some reason it burps on across then down. In a report query I might add a column like GroupIt. GroupIt : 1. Now every record has GroupIt of 1. Then I create a group on GroupIt via sorting/grouping. Then I add put the headers in the GroupIt band. Then set the RepeatSection for that group band to true. Now the headers flow across per column. You don't need a field in the query to do that. Just set the Sorting and Grouping expression to a constant expression such as =1 or ="Headers" Cool. I never noticed the word "Expression" in the Sorting/Grouping dialog. Any idea on why Down/Across works but fails on Across/Down? |
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Salad wrote: Marshall Barton wrote: Salad wrote: One thing about multicolumns...the headers. This works for down then across. For some reason it burps on across then down. In a report query I might add a column like GroupIt. GroupIt : 1. Now every record has GroupIt of 1. Then I create a group on GroupIt via sorting/grouping. Then I add put the headers in the GroupIt band. Then set the RepeatSection for that group band to true. Now the headers flow across per column. You don't need a field in the query to do that. Just set the Sorting and Grouping expression to a constant expression such as =1 or ="Headers" Cool. I never noticed the word "Expression" in the Sorting/Grouping dialog. Any idea on why Down/Across works but fails on Across/Down? RepeatSection is invoked for new pages and Down then Across columns, but to my way of thinking, it doesn't make sense for RepeatSection to do to do anything for each new row in Across then Down. It's kind of like each new column is a pseudo group but each row is just more details. Not exactly an explation and I guess the designer could have worked out something for Across then Down, but they didn't, maybe only because to was more complicated??? -- Marsh |
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Marshall Barton wrote: Salad wrote: Marshall Barton wrote: Salad wrote: One thing about multicolumns...the headers. This works for down then across. For some reason it burps on across then down. In a report query I might add a column like GroupIt. GroupIt : 1. Now every record has GroupIt of 1. Then I create a group on GroupIt via sorting/grouping. Then I add put the headers in the GroupIt band. Then set the RepeatSection for that group band to true. Now the headers flow across per column. You don't need a field in the query to do that. Just set the Sorting and Grouping expression to a constant expression such as =1 or ="Headers" Cool. I never noticed the word "Expression" in the Sorting/Grouping dialog. Any idea on why Down/Across works but fails on Across/Down? RepeatSection is invoked for new pages and Down then Across columns, but to my way of thinking, it doesn't make sense for RepeatSection to do to do anything for each new row in Across then Down. It's kind of like each new column is a pseudo group but each row is just more details. Not exactly an explation and I guess the designer could have worked out something for Across then Down, but they didn't, maybe only because to was more complicated??? It does seem odd. If I specified 3 columns, then I'd expect 3 columns of headers if 3 columns are filled in. It creates a header when down/across when a new column is filled in so the routine has been built. Since a column it's being filled in across/down, it's probably a bug. I think most users, at least me, go down/across anyway (although it's the second option in Page Setup) so it was probably forgotten and/or a low priority for the Access development team. |
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