Search results for query: *

Ahha... so this is the bit where you explain how a subreport can share information with another subreport without shared variables and arrays.. Or.. explain your answer better...

...ok ...you lost me.. What would the 4th subreport consist of? How would having it be different to passing the variables to the main report?

Hi all, I've got a report with 3 subreports, each subreport has ~12 rows and 5 columns: CSQ Name ASA AHT Offered Handled CS 12 456 5848 5754 BS 8 1420 6422 6400 etc.. Basically, I need all of that data in my main report...

Hey all. Not idea if what I need it possible.. but here goes. There is a stored procedure which does exactly what I need, but the results it produces are not separated by month (so if I ask for 3 months of data, it gives an over all result, not one split into months). Is there a way I can...

Never mind.. I discovered the wonders of Pivot Tables..

Ok, here's an example Persons Name | Reviewer Name | Due Date John Smith | TIM | 1-10 | JAMES | 11-20 | AMY | 21-end Joe Bloggs | TIM | 11-20 | JAMES | 1-10 | AMY | 21-end Alan...

Hey all, I need to setup a search and results display for a spreadsheet. It looks like so: Persons Name | Reviewer Name | Due Date Names are obviously plain text, and the due date is either 1-10, 11-20 or 21-end. I need to be able to search for all the records with the reviewers name and a...

Ahh, you guys rock! MakeItSo, thanks so much for your help.. fumei that worked first time, you have no idea how much time that is going to save me. Cheers. Ic.

Ohhh so close.. That puts a border around just the line starting with the #, which, looking at the end result isn't bad at all, but if you've got a lightning fast fix for that too, I'm all ears :)

Alright, closer to the right result, option a) skips the first group of text, but then puts one border around all the rest of the groups. Option b) gives me a runtime error of '4120' Bad Perameter on 'Selection.moveleft unit:=wdparagraph, extend:=wdextend'

Thanks for the quick response.. Hmm, it found one group of text (the last in the document if that helps with troubleshooting) but then it went into a loop till it used up all 2gb of my RAM.. which is impressive, but not exactly what I was after :) Any ideas?

I have a document with sections defined by a line of text with a # at the start. So: # Fri 11 May Subject: Formatting Test This is a test of automatically formatting the extracted text and more testing.. # Sat 12 May Subject: Still formatting text This is the second section. Still the second...