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My question deals with the HasContinued property. How do you set it up? Whenever I try to use it, Access thinks that it's a variable and wants a value. If there's a better way, what I'm trying to do is have a header that ONLY appears when a list from the previous page continues into the current...

I have a filter on every report designed to help sort the reports into the proper categories without having a bazillion tables or queries....or reports, for that matter. Problem is, every time I open the report properties to work with it, the filter expression gets deleted. This is becoming...

Another thing you can try is a statement like this : "[mainrecord1] & " : " & [text1] & ", " & [text2] & ", " & [text3]

Go to the File menu, page setup, click the page tab and select landscape.

Okay...most of that makes sense, but from what I've read, "Me" is supposed to refer to whatever report it is a part of, however, it's not getting recognized in my report. Once again, it's asking for an entry when I go into print preview.

Okay...That's a step in the right direction, but access help isn't telling me how to define it. I feel kinda dumb cuz I'm a C programmer, but I can't figure out how to get it to recognize the value. It keeps coming up with a dialog box asking for a value for the HasContinued property.

Is there a way to display a header on a new page in the middle of a group? For example, one of my reports tracks which OS is on a computer, so in the report, it sorts according to OS. When a group wraps to a new page, is there a way to have a unique header such as "W 2k continued..." displayed?

I need to count how many instances of a type there are in a report. Basically, I have a report that displays computers by type, i.e. desktop towers, laptops, etc. I've been looking in help for ways to tally how many of each there are, but so far nothing has worked. Any help would be greatly...

Thanks again, Dave. Worked like a charm.

That's what I've done and it sorts by the numbers, not the letters.

My database tracks computer assets. The assets are organized according to type, i.e. laptop, desktop, etc. Each asset type is associated with an ID number : (this example comes from a table) ASSET CATEGORY ID | ASSET CATEGORY 1 Laptop 2 Desktop When I...

Hey, thanks David. While that solution didn't exactly fit, it pointed me in the right direction. Much appreciated.

Unfortunately, I've been given a half completed database and told to finish it. Unfortunately, I've never used Access before, and I'm having trouble getting it to display some info in a report. The info in a table is in two columns, an ID number in the first, and then the description in the...