I've done this sort of thing with Word. See CreateApplication in the Help file to create an instance of Powerpoint and use VBA to print the Powerpoint file.
I have 2 suggestions:
1. Use a query so you only every get one record in the detail section.
2. Suppress the detail section in the report and put the detail line fields in the header section (or whatever section you use).
Hope this helps.
Phil
I believe you can do it. I've seen Delphi code to do it (in other development environments of course). What do you mean "out of whack". These days we tend to develop for a resolution of 800x600. At home I use 1024x768 but the screen still looks OK.
Phil
I think you will have to write a user function to return the name (as the data source). As I understand it globals are only accessible via code.
Control Source=Hide_Name([Full Name])
Public Function Hide_Name(sName as string) as string
....
exit function
Good luck
Phil
I presume you are using a query to join the tables. Your joins need refining. Its difficult to recommend what to do without seeing the table and the foreign keys
Hope this helps
Phil
How is the Day data stored in the table? You need to store the day as a number in the table as 1=Mon, 2=Tues, 3=Wed etc instead of converting it when you run the report.
Hope this helps.
Phil
What appears on the report where the summed field should be? If the query still works and the report is using the summed field then you would think (???) it would still work.
Phil
define a parmeter query against the table with 2 parameters of start date and end date i.e.
Field: Date in Table
Criteria: Not < [Start Date] And Not > [End Date]
Hope this helps
Phil
Help before I go totally grey.
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