Recent content by thhakala
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Filters and reports...
Thanks, SunWuKung and Rich. Though the problem still remains unsolved. SunWuKung, I tried to use the reports full name but still not working. Rich, The data source for the subreport is actually a table, and not a query. In the form, where the user does his selections (several text fields... -
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grouping question
Since you have the activities within one integer (2000.x), why don't you just use the inbuilt grouping in Access? I don't have an English version, but I suppose it would be in the menu View/*Grouping*. There just select (the names are probly incorrect) Field: Activity Direction: Rising... -
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Filters and reports...
... don't mix too well. Fox example now I have a report which has several subreports. The subreport has an on open event: Me.Filter = Forms![Form-X].Filter Me.FilterOn = True This works fine when opening the subreport alone. But when opening the actual report (that holds the subreport) - the... -
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Grouping data
I have a table that has several true/false -fields among other fields. Example: ID TF1 TF2 TF3 TF4 ... 1 true false true true ... 2 false false true false ... 3 true true false false ... I would need a report in which the data is grouped by those true/false fields. Example: TF1: 1 3 TF2: 3... -
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Printing problem
Thank you, Carol and Rich. In the page setup, I had "Use spesific printer" and my own printer chosen there. Changing this into "Use default printer" solved the problem. I have no idea why choosing a spesific printer doesn't work. I am using Access 2000 (9.0.3821 SR-1). This must be a bug in... -
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Printing problem
The problem is: Printing a form results the form to be printed to a wrong printer. I am not a newbie at printing, yes I have selected the right printer in the print -menu. The "wrong" printer isn't even installed on this computer. Trying to print from the file-menu or with DoCmd.PrintOut -... -
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Grouping data by multiple check boxes
I have this table, which has several 1/0-fields (true/false). Simplified example of the table: ID, C-1, C-2, C-3, C-4 1, 0, 1, 1, 0 2, 1, 0, 0, 0 3, 0, 1, 0, 0 I would need a report that groups the data by the selected C-N values. Example report: C-1: ID: 2 C-2: ID: 1...