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Thanks Bob! Just removing the Link Master/Child references actually fixed my problem completely! I didn't perform all the other steps suggested as this fixed it. I so appreciate your help :) Hopefully you have also helped demoman :) 'Amidala'

LOL! I don't think the 'b' on the toolbar works for an Access report does it? But your comment did reveal that I just needed to set the fontweight to bold for that control! D'oh! Thanks for your help :) I didn't realise it was a year ago you submitted the thread! Glad you are still around :)...

Hi Bob, I checked the subreport and the child and master fields are set to be linked to a particular field (AssignedTo). I don't see any settings for printing that refer to Continuous or otherwise. I have set the properties to 'Can Shrink' and 'Can Grow'. I don't know what the problem is - I am...

I have created a subreport to display the total number of issues assigned to each person in my database. For example: Tim - 5 issues Fred - 4 issues Susie - 1 issue etc This subreport displays fine on its own, but within my main report, it is only showing one person's name. I have it in the...

That's a great tip Joe! I have been trying to work out how to dynamically set the label as visible depending on whether or not a value existed in the field - to no avail! Thanks! One question though - how would I change the font of the label using the script you have written? I would like to...

Hi Yuni, I do think it is possible for Information Systems to be flexible in their workings, but the flexibility must be built in during the design phase. Just as systems should be scalable to support future developments, they should also be adaptable to changing needs. Having said that, this...

Yuni, When I worked in a large government organisation, the bureaucracy was extensive and I thought that it was restrictive and inflexible for some of the IT projects I was involved in. However, then I moved to a medium size software house and found that there were no policies and procedures...