I generate reports of various lengths and would like them to be outlined by a solid border (both vertically and horizontally). So far I have drawn lines of fixed length but I really need a border that will grow and shrink with the length of my report. Any ideas?
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Hi,
I want to hide a sub-form borders, so when I run it it just shows what's inside it e.g. textboxes, labels....etc
I fiddled around with the properties, but no luck.
Any help will be very much appreciated.
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move a form without borders but not for microsoft access it's for visual basic microsoft access 2013
View 3 Replies View RelatedIs there a way to delete the borders from a form? You know the ones from the bottom and right hand side which have the buttons on for you to skip between records?
Also the one on the left which has the arrow in the top corner.
1. I want to put borders like in excel to my reports in access.
2. I want to calculate gratuity like this: nil for completing less than 1year service, 7 days for service between 1 to 3 years, 14 days for service between 3 to 5 years, 21 days for completing 5 years and 30 days for service exceeding 5 years. The calculations to be made on basic salary and the no. Of days in a month to be taken as 30 days. Can you send me with an example how to do it in a query.
I have several reports that include subreports in them, each one has a bold border surrounding it. When viewing the reports in Access, the spacing and layout is great.
But when I print the reports--either physically or to PDF--the text within the subreports somehow shifts left and up. Some of the subreports--by virtue of chance--happen to have enough extra space, but others don't and part of the text gets clipped by the border.
I'm not exactly motivated to go through the reports and readjust the layout for each one but if there's a database setting that I can change to correct it that would be nice.
I've attached a screenshot (where the layout is perfect) and a printed PDF (where the text is clipped) of one of the reports. The issue can best be seen in the Public/Private ZooMobile and Indoor/Outdoor ZooMobile subreports.
On my report, I want rows with expired dates to stand out by having their borders thicker. Something like:
Code:
If Me.txtDate < Date() Then
Me.txtDate.BorderWidth = 6
End If
When I do that, it ends up formatting every txtDate field in the report if one of them passes the If criteria instead of only ones that are expired.