Hi everyone.
We currently have a database that is located on our intranet. We have set up the database to allow users to do "merges" with the table info from the database, and Word documents.
What I am working on is a report that will show the end users all of the products used for our customers.
We have set up some of our database fields as multi-select list boxes. What happens when the user makes multiple selections, is that all of those selections will be within the "cell or field for that particular customer". I am not sure if this is the norm, or just an annoying fact when working with databases in the internet/intranet.
The report I am making in Word will have this info stored in a table. What I need is some code to tell Word to automatically "wrap" this info, if there are spaces within the "cell", field itself.
I hope this is not that confusing, I know what I want to do in my head, but explaining it is a different matter.
Such is life!!!!!
Thanks
We currently have a database that is located on our intranet. We have set up the database to allow users to do "merges" with the table info from the database, and Word documents.
What I am working on is a report that will show the end users all of the products used for our customers.
We have set up some of our database fields as multi-select list boxes. What happens when the user makes multiple selections, is that all of those selections will be within the "cell or field for that particular customer". I am not sure if this is the norm, or just an annoying fact when working with databases in the internet/intranet.
The report I am making in Word will have this info stored in a table. What I need is some code to tell Word to automatically "wrap" this info, if there are spaces within the "cell", field itself.
I hope this is not that confusing, I know what I want to do in my head, but explaining it is a different matter.
Such is life!!!!!
Thanks
