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Populating records into RTF reports from Access Database tables

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I've an order placing application which generates reports(RTF) for a particular order deatils. My Vb applicaiton retrieves all the details for the particular order from the database and puts it in an access database in the form of tables. The table column names and the report field names are same. Each report has a particular table associated with it. My question is how can i populate the data from a table into a RTF report?
Dec 27 '06 #1
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Killer42
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I've an order placing application which generates reports(RTF) for a particular order deatils. My Vb applicaiton retrieves all the details for the particular order from the database and puts it in an access database in the form of tables. The table column names and the report field names are same. Each report has a particular table associated with it. My question is how can i populate the data from a table into a RTF report?
Hi.

I'm afraid I got a little lost as to exactly what you want to do, but it sounds as though the RichTextBox control might be helpful. You can use this to build your report in VB, then save it to a file. Or you can read an RTF file into it, then access and modify the formatted or unformatted versions of the text at will.

You can also output a report as RTF format directly from Access, but I don't think that's what you're looking fgor, is it?
Dec 28 '06 #2
amitp
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I'll make you clear. The reports are in RTF format and it has the field name same as the columns names in access database tables. My requirement is that to populate the report with the respective table column names. Is there is any function available or any code available for that.
Dec 28 '06 #3

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