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Well I guess I have it all wrong. I need a lot of space since I am printing charts, comments, and other stuff coming from different tables. The goal is to produce a nice looking report from what the user will input. Those inputs control what data will be printed from the tables. I need...

What are you trying to do exactly? Only print out the value of your StrClassNames in your textbox or really set the control of your textbox to the field pointed by StrClassNames? If you are trying option 1, I suggest to change your code to : Me![txtClassNames].Value = StrClassNames Mario

Hello This may be very simple but is there a way to increase the number of pages in a report? I am limited to a height of 22 inches in the detail section of the report, which gives about 3 pages. I need more. I am using access 97. Thanks Mario

Dimensions for A4 are 210 mm (width) by 297 mm (height). Mario

I suggest you to write some code for this. 1) Try to find the max and the min of all your data. MaximumValueOfData = 0 If ValueOfData > MaximumValueOfData then MaximumValueOfData = ValueOfData endif MinimumValueOfData = 10000000000... If ValueOfData <...

Usually you would do somthing like this: Me!TextFieldName2.Value = Forms!Form1Name!TextFieldName1.Value Where Me replace Forms!Form2Name However both of your forms must be loaded. Make sure to turn the visibility property to false and not unload your form if you don't want it to be visible.