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Multi column for one datafield in a report
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Hi JavaGif
I am not sure if you want the data on a form or in the report......
If you want it in the form and the form is bound to the table with the field - create an unbound text field and enter: =Left([yourfield],100) for the left-most 100 and do the same but only use the right function to get the right most - I assume there is 200 in each field?
If you want this on a report, and the recordsource is a query, use the same function in a line of the query.
Let me know if you need more.
Fred
I am not sure if you want the data on a form or in the report......
If you want it in the form and the form is bound to the table with the field - create an unbound text field and enter: =Left([yourfield],100) for the left-most 100 and do the same but only use the right function to get the right most - I assume there is 200 in each field?
If you want this on a report, and the recordsource is a query, use the same function in a line of the query.
Let me know if you need more.
Fred
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