Is there a way to print multiple groups on one page, but to force a page-break so that a group's rows aren't separated?
I often have a group with 1-4 rows, and while I don't want them separated from their group header, they don't each need their own page.
Many thanks,
~Correenie
I asked this question improperly yesterday. I know color can be applied in "Conditional Formatting," but I need the field to be transparent if two of the yes/no fields are No.
Here is where I need to add the color:
=IIf([Toured]=True,"GT",IIf([Not Qualified]=True,"NQ",IIf([No...
Greetings All!
Here is what works:
=IIf([Toured]=True,"GT",IIf([Not Qualified]=True,"NQ",IIf([No Show]=True,"NS",IIf([No Tour]=True,"NT",Null))))
I need to make "NQ" appear on top of a light-orange background and "NS" appear on top of a light-blue background. (If impossible, the text to appear...
Thank you for your help -- unfortunately, after much strife, I figured it out yesterday (this, beyond a count of tours, is the VPG per week for a certain resort). I'm posting it here because I had to splice nearly 50 different websites of sample code to make it work in my report.
=Sum(IIf([Tour...
Hello all!
I have another challenge.
Our work week runs Friday-Thursday.
I need to create a report called "Tours for January" and instantly have the following things happen:
1) The weeks of the month are separated Friday-Thursday.
2) The date range is displayed for viewers.
The "____" in...
Please help if you can.
=Count(IIf([His Age]<"31" And [His Age]>"1",1))/Count([His Age])
works fine for giving me the percentage of people who are 30 and under, but
=Count(IIf([Combined Income]<"70000" And [Combined Income]>"1",1))/Count([Combined Income])
will not work (in the same report...
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