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Date:October 2nd, 2007
Author: Mary Ann Richardson
Check boxes are fine for data entry, but you may not want to use them on a formal report. For example, suppose you have a Yes/No field in your Employee Records table called Insurance. If the employee signed up for your company’s life insurance plan, the box is checked; if the employee declined the insurance, the box is not checked. You want to create a report that lists employee name, ID, hire date, and whether the employee declined or accepted life insurance. Follow these steps:
- Create a query that displays Employee ID, Lastname, Firstname, Hire Date, and Insurance field from the Employee Records table.
- Right-click the Insurance field in the Query Design view and select Properties.
- Click in the Format property box and enter the following code:
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Click the Lookup tab.
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Click in the Display Control property box and select Text Box.
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Close and save the query.
cheap viagra without prescription align=”justify”>When you create a report based on this query, either the word Accepted or Declined will replace the check box in the Insurance field.
Date: March 11th, 2008
Author: Mary Ann Richardson
When every other page of your 10-page Access report prints out blank, your first thought may be to change the report orientation from Portrait to Landscape. Rather than spend time redesigning your report layout, open the report in Design view and check the position of the report controls next to the right page margin. If any of the controls touch the right-margin border or even override it, Access automatically increases the right page margin to accommodate the controls. If this increases the margin past the eight-inch mark, Access cannot print the entire page on one piece of paper. (The blank page is actually a printout of the rest of the preceding page.) To eliminate the blank pages, follow these steps:
- Open the report in Design view.
- Click on the right border of any control that extends beyond the eight-inch right margin mark and drag it to the left so the control is within the margin.
- Repeat step 2 for each control extending beyond the margin.
- Go to File | Page Setup. (In Access 2007, click the Page Setup button in the Print Preview ribbon.)
- Click on the Column tab.
- Under Column size, click in Width text box and enter 8, then click OK.
