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Easiest way around this is section breaks. Insert a section break before and after the new material and (important!) unlink the new section and the following section (see very recent thread about headers and footers for detail). Then, in the new section, type the "super" page number in the...

Obviously MS doesn't think we more-or-less understand the same language in the US and UK :rolleyes: - sorry Ken, it's 'Same as previous' over 'ere :p

:confused: - should be on the Header and Footer toolbar. If you haven't yet inserted the section breaks it will be greyed out.

Try a non-breaking space? - Ctrl+Shift+Space

Insert the section breaks, then on the toolbar you get when you View Header/Footer, unlink the headers ('Same as previous' toggles on and off separately for headers and footers). Then you can have different headers in each section. To reduce frustration, put the first section header in, then go...

I never used to be political - and I tend to be a lurker on here as my Access is rubbish :D - but I am moved to post this as even my apathy is not standing up to recent Government initiatives :mad: I picked up some polemic in a Times opinion piece yesterday which made me curious enough to go...

Once you're clicked in the header (or the footer for that matter) you can use the Table menu as normal.

Put in a section break after page 4 (Insert, Break), then unlink the headers and footers in Section 2 (so they do not say "Same as previous"). Then add in your page numbering from Page 5 - you may need to reset the number to start from 1.

A modern fairy tale Once upon a time, in a land far away, a beautiful, independent,self-assured princess happened upon a frog as she sat, contemplating ecological issues on the shores of an unpolluted pond in a verdant meadow near her castle. The frog hopped into the princess' lap and said...

A vampire couple decided to go on holiday to Venice. They toured around the city (at night, of course) and decided to eat when they got to the Bridge of Sighs. A young couple came along, so the vampires grabbed one each, dined, and chucked the bodies over the bridge. As they were both still...

I asked a very similar question just last week and those lovely people out there told me I needed an Append Query. So do a search on Append Query and there's loads of useful stuff! HTH

Thanks monkeytunes :-)

I work for a small charity which funds youth projects (before you ask - "No!" - lol). Every time I add a new project to my database, there is a chain of events from 'initial contact' through to 'funding decision' and a further chain of events from 'funding decision' to 'award completed'. Each...

Showing my age now.... does anyone remember the INCREDIBLY *ANNOYING* hamsterdance thing? Try www.newgrounds.com/assassin/hamster/ - run the mouse pointer over the little critters. If you love hamsters then you can destroy pokemons or other irritations instead

Access 2002 unhelp, particularly in VBA window, has been driving me spare! - it's lovely to know that it's not 100% me being completely thick (low 90s maybe? lol). Thanks very much Pat :-)

Database attached Normalising huh? Figures, lol Thx for fast response Col. Sandre

Dear all Just found you and am very happy to have done so :D I suspect mine is an autolookup query and have done a search on previous posts but am not really any the wiser. Part of the problem is possibly my lack of understanding as I reckon the Access Help isn't. (helpful that is). So very...