Force new Column in Report??

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  • Mal

    Force new Column in Report??

    Hello..

    Is there a property to force a new column in a report.

    I've looked at moveLayout, newRecord...and am thinking that some
    combination of those might do it...but how???

    I want to test for a condition (IF...then)
    and force a new column if its true.

    ideas??

    Mal.
  • Salad

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    Re: Force new Column in Report??

    Mal wrote:[color=blue]
    > Hello..
    >
    > Is there a property to force a new column in a report.
    >
    > I've looked at moveLayout, newRecord...and am thinking that some
    > combination of those might do it...but how???
    >
    > I want to test for a condition (IF...then)
    > and force a new column if its true.
    >
    > ideas??
    >
    > Mal.[/color]
    Yes. You need to create a grouping first. From the menu select
    View/Sorting & Grouping. Let's say you have a report with a sort group
    of Code and Name. Codes are A-Z. You want a new column started with
    the code changes. Create a footer for Code. Dbl-Click on the footer
    band. Select New Row or Column from the property sheet.

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    • Mal  Reeve

      #3
      Re: Force new Column in Report??

      Actually, I'm not testing against the data.
      Can I test for how many lines have been printed on the page and then push a
      new column.
      ie. After 6 lines a new column
      or after 8 lines etc.

      Mal.


      "Salad" <oil@vinegar.co m> wrote in message
      news:hzYcc.424$ A_4.128@newsrea d1.news.pas.ear thlink.net...[color=blue]
      > Mal wrote:[color=green]
      > > Hello..
      > >
      > > Is there a property to force a new column in a report.
      > >
      > > I've looked at moveLayout, newRecord...and am thinking that some
      > > combination of those might do it...but how???
      > >
      > > I want to test for a condition (IF...then)
      > > and force a new column if its true.
      > >
      > > ideas??
      > >
      > > Mal.[/color]
      > Yes. You need to create a grouping first. From the menu select
      > View/Sorting & Grouping. Let's say you have a report with a sort group
      > of Code and Name. Codes are A-Z. You want a new column started with
      > the code changes. Create a footer for Code. Dbl-Click on the footer
      > band. Select New Row or Column from the property sheet.
      >[/color]


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      • Salad

        #4
        Re: Force new Column in Report??

        Mal Reeve wrote:[color=blue]
        > Actually, I'm not testing against the data.
        > Can I test for how many lines have been printed on the page and then push a
        > new column.
        > ie. After 6 lines a new column
        > or after 8 lines etc.
        >
        > Mal.
        >
        >
        > "Salad" <oil@vinegar.co m> wrote in message
        > news:hzYcc.424$ A_4.128@newsrea d1.news.pas.ear thlink.net...
        >[color=green]
        >>Mal wrote:
        >>[color=darkred]
        >>>Hello..
        >>>
        >>>Is there a property to force a new column in a report.
        >>>
        >>>I've looked at moveLayout, newRecord...and am thinking that some
        >>>combinatio n of those might do it...but how???
        >>>
        >>>I want to test for a condition (IF...then)
        >>>and force a new column if its true.
        >>>
        >>>ideas??
        >>>
        >>>Mal.[/color]
        >>
        >>Yes. You need to create a grouping first. From the menu select
        >>View/Sorting & Grouping. Let's say you have a report with a sort group
        >>of Code and Name. Codes are A-Z. You want a new column started with
        >>the code changes. Create a footer for Code. Dbl-Click on the footer
        >>band. Select New Row or Column from the property sheet.
        >>[/color][/color]
        I would check out http://groups.google.com
        I would check out http://support.microsoft.com

        Maybe you'll find some solutions there.

        Perhaps you can use the Label wizard instead.

        Personally, I'd see if I could figure out a way to set up a grouping in
        the query and let the program operate normally.

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