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I’d prefer not to have to use print preview. Is there no way to accomplish this on a report in report view?

I don’t want to use a form as I am using grouping and sorting in the report. Is there no way to accomplish this task on a report?

Yes, I realize that now. Where should the code go?

Additionally, the report is in a navigation form. Not sure if that matters.

I do have the priority field in the detail section. One thing I neglected to mention is that I want the pictures to be visible when viewed on screen. I have noticed that with the below code the pictures are visible only during print preview only. Private Sub Detail_Format(Cancel As Integer...

Currently the pictures are not in the database. I tried the suggestion but none of the pictures seem to appear. I put the code in the On Format event for the Detail section. What am I missing?

Please excuse my poor explanation as I'm still very new to Access and VBA. I've created a report that is basically a to-do list with a number of tasks that the user needs to complete. one of the columns in the report is a priority field where on another form the user can change the priority of...

I'm new to access and VBA so please bare with me. I have a navigation form and on one of the tabs is a form with a subform on it. The subform shows a single record at one time, not a datasheet form. I am trying to open the form and subform to a specific record in the subform from another form...

Hi, my name is Jonathan from New York. I am new to Access but am excited to learn more about its possibilities. I look forward to interacting within this forum to help further my education.