"Denbo" <denisfb@optush ome.com.au> wrote in message
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> Does anyone know how I can print a report that autonumbers each row/record
> it prints. Nothing complicated, just from 1 upwards.[/color]
Put a control on the report with =1 as the ControlSource and then set the RunningSum
property to "Over All".
"Rick Brandt" <RBrandt@Hunter .Com> wrote in message
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> "Denbo" <denisfb@optush ome.com.au> wrote in message
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> > Does anyone know how I can print a report that autonumbers each[/color][/color]
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> > it prints. Nothing complicated, just from 1 upwards.[/color]
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> Put a control on the report with =1 as the ControlSource and then set the[/color]
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> property to "Over All".
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1. Set up a TextBox where you want the line (autonumbers) to appear
(usually in the Detail section).
2. Set the RunningSum property = OverAll
3. Set the ControlSource = "=1" without the quotes.
Each time the detail (or whatever section you selected) prints the
number will appear. The next line will increment the number by 1.
See the Access help topic on Running Sum.
HTH,
MGFoster:::mgf
Oakland, CA (USA)
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Denbo wrote:[color=blue]
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> Does anyone know how I can print a report that autonumbers each row/record
> it prints. Nothing complicated, just from 1 upwards.
>
> TIA
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> Denis[/color]
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