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View Full Version : Didn't anyone need to set report orientation in code before Access 2003 came along? Happy YN 12-29-2004, 04:09 PM I am using .orientation=acPRORlandscape to design my report using vba in Office 2003. It works fine but is a member of MSAccess11 Object Library and so does not work in office 2000. My question is so what did they do beforehand was there some other way of coding the orientation of a report? Thanks Ian Mac 12-29-2004, 05:18 PM I am using .orientation=acPRORlandscape to design my report using vba in Office 2003. It works fine but is a member of MSAccess11 Object Library and so does not work in office 2000. My question is so what did they do beforehand was there some other way of coding the orientation of a report? Thanks Not sure if this is what you mean? PrtDevMode Pat Hartman 12-29-2004, 06:24 PM Didn't anyone need to set report orientation in code before Access 2003 came along? - Most people build reports using the GUI. They don't build them on the fly with code. Access comes with a super report builder, why not just use it? |