February 19, 2009
Let Access add your name to a report
- Date: December 9th, 2008
- Author: Mary Ann Richardson
It’s useful to include some basic information in Access report footers, such as the name of the person who prepared the report. Here’s a simple way to prompt for the user’s name and insert it in the page footer.
Since a report is just a snapshot of a database at a certain date and time, generic cialis review it is helpful to include that information in the report printout. In addition to a time and date stamp, it’s also nice to have the preparer add his or her name to the end each report page. Follow these steps:
- Open the report in Design view.
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Click the Text Box control tool and then click and drag in the Page footer section of the report.
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Select the text in the Label control, type Prepared by:, and format it as desired.
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Click in the text box and enter the formula below, as shown in Figure A:
=[What is your name?]
Figure A
When you run the report, you’ll see the dialog box shown in Figure B.
Figure B
After the preparer enters his/her name, the report will output with a page footer like the one shown in Figure C.
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