Hi all
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This would seem like a problem many people would have, but I couldnt
find any posts that suggested a solution to it.
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I've managed to create this amazing report that depending on
number of values (if > 1) prints or doesnt print the footer. I use
the Me.PrintSection = False, and nothing is printed. Still space that
this group footer would take up if it were printed is still being taken up.
I would like to get rid of it, as if there was no footer at all.
Does anyone know how to do this?
Help is appriciated a lot,
Cheers
Damjan
ps I tried few properties, but nothing worked...
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news:2f******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com... Hi all
-------------------------------------
This would seem like a problem many people would have, but I couldnt
find any posts that suggested a solution to it.
-------------------------------------
I've managed to create this amazing report that depending on
number of values (if > 1) prints or doesnt print the footer. I use
the Me.PrintSection = False, and nothing is printed. Still space that
this group footer would take up if it were printed is still being taken up.
I would like to get rid of it, as if there was no footer at all.
Does anyone know how to do this?
Use Cancel = True in the format event of the section.
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I'm not sure if this would work, but I'd attempt one of these:
Me.Footer.Visib le = False
or
Me.Footer.Heigh t = 0
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<da*****@hotmai l.com> wrote ... Hi all
-------------------------------------
This would seem like a problem many people would have, but I couldnt
find any posts that suggested a solution to it.
-------------------------------------
I've managed to create this amazing report that depending on
number of values (if > 1) prints or doesnt print the footer. I use
the Me.PrintSection = False, and nothing is printed. Still space that
this group footer would take up if it were printed is still being taken up.
I would like to get rid of it, as if there was no footer at all.
Does anyone know how to do this?
Help is appriciated a lot,
Cheers
Damjan
ps I tried few properties, but nothing worked...
Thanks a lot all,
for the problem I described
I used
If (myCounterField < 1) Then
Me.PrintSection = False
Cancel = True
End If
in myGroupHeader_F ormat event.
So Cancel = True did it for me,
I really cannot say what it does. I know it
exists in almost all events. Perhaps
cancels the existance of current object: in
this case GroupHeader.
Damjan
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