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access reports
yes exactly, you are incredible, this is very close to what it really is!- vecerda
- Post #9
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Reports
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access reports
hello ginger, I was use a product called data comp before and that software actually automatically did it. now I would like to upgrade to access because DataComp does not have a lot of features access has. If I wanted to print a report and field was empty, the DataComp software would simply...- vecerda
- Post #7
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Reports
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access reports
hello ginger, you hit the nail exactly on the head. problem is the every record is different, so I never have all 100 fields filled out and each record has completely unique set of fields. so if I could hide the fields that are simply empty that would shorten the reports a lot. plus it would...- vecerda
- Post #5
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Reports
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access reports
hello ginger, I do not know, if I expressed my problem well. I have appraisal criteria (about 100 collumns) for each record. Almost on all the records I have only 30 - 40 collumns filled out, just because the other 50 - 60 is unavailable. When I print out the report I will get 100 collumns and...- vecerda
- Post #3
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Reports
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access reports
hello, I would like to print out reports in access, but I do not want to print the columns where there is no data. In other words when the data is unavailable I do not want to have that empty line on the report. thank you, petr- vecerda
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Reports
