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Hi,
I've developed a module that allows me to transfer the data from my database onto a PDF form using FDF.
It's easy to transfer data from the individual fields onto the PDF form (i.e. if I have a field called FirstName in my database the data will automatically transfer to the FirstName field on the PDF form). This works fine since it is a single field. However, I'm running into a problem wherein I have a couple of continous feilds and I need to transfer all of the data within them. For example, a feild called existing policies can contain an infinite number of records and I need to transfer all of them onto my PDF form. The problem is that each record does not have a unique name so I can't just call them policy1, policy2, policy3, etc on the PDF form. Somehow I need to write code so that Access will know to transfer all of the continous data yet break it into seperate feilds on the PDF form.
If anyone has any ideas I would really appreciate hearing them.
Thanks in advance,
Ryan.
I've developed a module that allows me to transfer the data from my database onto a PDF form using FDF.
It's easy to transfer data from the individual fields onto the PDF form (i.e. if I have a field called FirstName in my database the data will automatically transfer to the FirstName field on the PDF form). This works fine since it is a single field. However, I'm running into a problem wherein I have a couple of continous feilds and I need to transfer all of the data within them. For example, a feild called existing policies can contain an infinite number of records and I need to transfer all of them onto my PDF form. The problem is that each record does not have a unique name so I can't just call them policy1, policy2, policy3, etc on the PDF form. Somehow I need to write code so that Access will know to transfer all of the continous data yet break it into seperate feilds on the PDF form.
If anyone has any ideas I would really appreciate hearing them.
Thanks in advance,
Ryan.